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lubberly

/ˈlʌb.ər.li/

Traducción: Adjetivo anticuado que describe a alguien torpe, desmañado o inexperto, especialmente en el contexto marítimo.

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adjective

/ˈlʌb.ər.li/formalbritishobsoleto
  • esAdjetivo anticuado que describe a alguien torpe, desmañado o inexperto, especialmente en el contexto marítimo.

An old-fashioned adjective describing someone who is clumsy, awkward, or inexperienced, especially in a nautical context.

  1. Clumsy and unskilledC2formalbritish

    Awkward, clumsy, or lacking skill in movement or action.

    esTorpe y falto de habilidad

    • His lubberly movements caused him to knock over the vase.
    • She gave a lubberly attempt at fixing the shelf.
    • The apprentice's lubberly handling of the tools was frustrating.

    Sinónimosawkwardbunglingclumsygracelessham-fistedineptmaladroitunskilled

    Antónimosadroitagiledexterousgracefulskillful

  2. Inexperienced in seamanshipC2formalbritish

    Lacking skill or knowledge in sailing or handling a ship.

    esInexperto en navegación

    • The lubberly sailor struggled to tie the knots correctly.
    • His lubberly behavior on deck annoyed the captain.
    • A lubberly crew member can be a danger at sea.

    Sinónimosgreenlandlubberlyunpracticedunseamanlike

    Antónimosableexpertseamanlyskilled

Formas
  • more lubberly comparative form
  • most lubberly superlative form