n.笨拙；粗劣；难为情；尴尬

The awkwardness of the situation was palpable, as no one knew what to say after the argument.
情况的尴尬显而易见，争吵后没有人知道该说什么。
She felt a sense of awkwardness when she realized she had interrupted the meeting by mistake.
当她意识到自己误打误撞地打断了会议时，她感到一阵尴尬。
The clumsy attempt at humor only added to the awkwardness of the dinner party.
那种笨拙的幽默尝试只是让晚宴变得更加尴尬。
His inability to dance gracefully led to an awkwardness on the dance floor.
他无法优雅地跳舞导致在舞池上显得很尴尬。
The silence that followed her inappropriate comment was filled with awkwardness.
她那不恰当的评论之后的沉默充满了尴尬。
The new employee felt a sense of awkwardness during his first day, not knowing anyone in the office.
这位新员工在第一天上班时感到一阵尴尬，因为他不认识办公室里的任何人。
The overly personal questions from the interviewer made the job interview feel quite awkward.
面试官过于私人的问题使面试变得相当尴尬。
There was an awkwardness in the way he tried to comfort her, as if he wasn't sure how to approach the situation.
他试图安慰她的方式显得有些尴尬，好像他不确定如何处理这种情况。
The mismatched outfit and odd combination of accessories created an awkwardness in her appearance.
不搭调的装扮和奇怪的配饰组合让她看起来显得有些尴尬。
The sudden change in topic during the conversation caused a moment of awkwardness as people struggled to keep up.
对话中话题的突然转变导致了一瞬间的尴尬，因为人们努力跟上节奏。