bumbling

• 形容一个人笨手笨脚、容易出错，常显得无害或令人觉得可爱。

Describes a person who is awkward, clumsy, or prone to making mistakes, often in a harmless or endearing way.

1. Clumsy or awkwardB2informal

   Lacking physical coordination or skill, especially with the hands; prone to making mistakes.

   笨手笨脚

   • The bumbling waiter spilled coffee on the customer's lap.
   • He gave a bumbling apology that only made things worse.
   • Her bumbling attempts at fixing the sink flooded the kitchen.

   同义词awkwardclumsyfumblinggauchegracelessham-fistedham-handedheavy-handedinelegantineptmaladroitungainly

   反义词adroitagiledexterousgracefulskillful

• 动词，用于描述笨拙、慌乱或结巴的动作或行为，常伴有错误。

A verb used to describe moving or acting in a clumsy, confused, or faltering manner, often making mistakes.

1. To mess up or ruinB2informal

   To make a mistake or cause something to fail, often through clumsiness or incompetence.

   搞砸

   • He bumbled the entire presentation by forgetting his notes.
   • She bumbled the recipe and had to start over.
   • They bumbled the project by missing the deadline.

   同义词blowbotchbungleflubfumblemanglemess upmishandlemuffruinscrew up

   反义词accomplishachieveexcelmastersucceed

2. To walk unsteadilyB2informal

   To move in a clumsy or awkward way, often stumbling or tripping.

   踉跄

   • The toddler bumbled across the room, bumping into furniture.
   • He bumbled down the dark hallway, feeling for the light switch.
   • She bumbled through the crowd, apologizing as she went.

   同义词hobblelurchreelshamblestaggerstumbletotterwaddle

   反义词glidemarchstride

3. To speak haltinglyB2informal

   To speak in a confused or hesitant manner, often making mistakes.

   结巴

   • He bumbled through his speech, forgetting key points.
   • She bumbled an apology, not quite knowing what to say.
   • The witness bumbled his testimony under pressure.

   同义词faltermumblemuttersplutterstammerstumblestutter