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awkwardness n (person: clumsiness) torpeza nf : The tall man moved with a certain awkwardness. El hombre alto se movía con cierta torpeza. awkwardness n (embarrassment) vergüenza nf : incomodidad nf : I felt a great deal of awkwardness at having to ask Beth for money. Sentí mucha vergüenza al tener que pedirle dinero a Beth. awkwardness n
Awkwardness is a noun that means embarrassment, difficulty, unnaturalness, or unhelpfulness. Learn how to use it in different contexts and see synonyms and translations.
awkwardness noun [U] (OF MOVEMENT) a quality of not being natural, relaxed, or attractive: He outgrew his physical awkwardness and became a leading man in school plays. The world of high fashion has embraced ugliness or awkwardness as a new kind of beauty. Más ejemplos. Menos ejemplos.
In the English description: a fine mess - bugger - cack-handed - clodhopping - embarrassing situation - gauche - gawky - gooney bird - ill at ease - in difficulties - lubber - lump - on the spot - standoffishness - uncomfortably - ungainliness - unwieldy. Spanish:
awkwardness. [(British) ˈɔːkwədnɪs , (US) ˈɔkwərdnɪs ] sustantivo. 1. (= difficult nature) [of problem] lo delicado. [of situation] lo delicado ⧫ lo violento. [of person] falta f de colaboración. [of shape, design] lo incómodo ⧫ lo poco práctico. 2. (= embarrassment, discomfort) embarazo m.
Definicion. Sinónimos. Conjugar. Pronunciar. Proponer otra traducción/definición. awkwardness. n. 1 (=difficult nature) [+of problem] lo delicado. [+of situation] lo delicado, lo violento. [+of person] falta f de colaboración. [+of shape, design] lo incómodo, lo poco práctico. 2 (=embarrassment, discomfort) embarazo m. 3 (=clumsiness) torpeza f.
noun. 1. (clumsiness) a. la torpeza. (F) Hoping to counteract her daughter's awkwardness, Amelia enrolled her daughter in charm school.Con la esperanza de contrarrestar la torpeza de su hija, Amelia la inscribió en una escuela de modales. 2. (inconvenience) a. lo incómodo.
