klutzy
adjective mainly US informal uk/ˈklʌt.si/ us/ˈklʌt.si/
粗苯的，愚蠢的，迟钝的
silly and clumsy (= moving awkwardly and often having accidents)
She was so klutzy her brother refused to play with her. 她太笨了，她的兄弟拒绝和她一起玩。
I get really shy and klutzy and I trip over stuff. 我变得非常害羞和笨拙，还被东西绊倒了。
See: klutz
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- Life is full of stupid, embarrassing and klutzy moments.
- The crowd shows off how klutzy they are with chopsticks.
- He wasn't just some klutzy clerk at the bank.