adj.笨拙的，笨手笨脚的
n.笨人

The teenager felt very gawky as he tried to dance at the party.
这个青少年在聚会上尝试跳舞时感到非常笨拙。
She was a bit gawky in her first year of high school, but she blossomed into a confident young woman later on.
她在高中的第一年有些拘谨，但后来逐渐成长为一个自信的年轻女性。
The awkward gawkiness of adolescence eventually gave way to self-assuredness as they grew older.
青春期的笨拙最终让位于他们长大后的自信。
The giraffe's long neck made it look rather ungainly and gawkish, but it was an essential adaptation for its survival.
长颈鹿的长脖子虽然看起来有些笨拙，却是它生存的重要适应性特征。
After a few glasses of wine, he started to feel less gawkish and more at ease in the social situation.
喝了点酒后，他在社交场合中开始觉得不那么笨拙，更加自在。
The shy student's gawkiness was endearing, and his classmates gradually warmed up to him.
那个害羞学生的笨拙很可爱，同学们渐渐接受了他。
His gawkiness around girls was a source of jokes among his friends, but he was determined to overcome it.
他在女孩面前的笨拙成了朋友们取笑的对象，但他决心要改变这一点。
She couldn't help but feel self-conscious about her gawkiness while walking down the runway during her first fashion show.
在第一次走秀时，她对自己的笨拙感到无法掩饰的尴尬。
The coach tried to reassure the team that their initial gawkiness on the field would improve with practice.
教练安慰球队，他们在场上的初步笨拙会随着训练而改善。
Despite his initial gawkiness, the new employee quickly adapted to the office culture and融入了团队。
尽管最初显得笨拙，新员工很快就适应了办公室环境，并融入了团队。