Significats de rather cumbersome en anglès

It was, I admit, a rather cumbersome and clumsy affair.

It served its purpose until Toby was about 10 months old, but it was rather cumbersome.

It's a rather cumbersome arrangement and I've brought it along stowed away in a taxicab outside.

The following rather cumbersome system, developed by the State of Georgia Egg Board, pretty well solves the problem.

It is impossible, short of filling these pages with often striking and touching but rather cumbersome anecdotes, to enumerate them here, however briefly.

And as I'm rather cumbersome and he's somewhat venerable, I don't like to think of the jar it would be to his system.

The New Yorker, September 4, 1937 P. 9 The language of the law is mostly rather cumbersome, sometimes cruelly acute.

These bales of indigo which are said to be worth so much, are rather cumbersome articles to put into our pockets and walk off with.

"I suppose," said Harry, "we can make watches, but they will be rather cumbersome, because our tools are not very delicate.