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Significats de bumbling en anglès

Lacking physical movement skills, especially with the hands.

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Lacking grace or skill in manner or movement or performance.

Ús de bumbling en anglès
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In fact, in my own bumbling way, I had similar notions once.
The Gods Themselves
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She was the petrified and bumbling victim; I was the ruthless pursuer.
Brains: a zombie memoir
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You two will just have to manage it by bumbling and sneaking.
Surrender to the will of the night
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The waddling and bumbling Little Tramp character propelled Chaplin to global fame.
Reuters
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Do you disdain these low-angle inclines as the playground of bumbling neophytes?
Climbing Magazine
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He emerges as a bumbling romantic, at times desperate but always likeable.
The Irish Times
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Without that talent, a killer was nothing but a bumbling leg breaker.
A Day Dark as Night
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Instead, he was left bumbling like the old scream-crying Pauline of yore.
News.com.au
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I wanted to replicate the bumbling route taken by Lenin in April 1917.
The Irish Times
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There was a hot sun, and the bees were bumbling in the heather.
The Right Stuff: Some Episodes in the Career of a North Briton
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This was not some bumbling, half-baked attempt at universal health care.
Mutated
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During a brief and sometimes bumbling set, the rap star makes it clear.
The Irish Times
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Sometimes it was a concerned father, a distraught mayor, or a bumbling constable.
The Wise Man’s Fear
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Hearing the Proxy speak is like watching children perform declawed and bumbling Shakespeare.
Seven Surrenders
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Diaz describes Oscar bumbling through life between New Jersey and the Dominican Republic.
Wired
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A razor-thin line has always separated the brilliant from the bumbling.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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