Examples of using Awkwardly in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He pats my arm awkwardly.
He carried it awkwardly, like he couldn't decide if it was an object
he must have folded awkwardly, pushed the toothpick through the wall of the intestine and into the lung.
And that kangaroos walk awkwardly because they can't move their legs independently of each other?
the guy awkwardly standing in front of you waiting to be introduced,
communicate awkwardly, or appear to be lacking in basic social graces,
Do the links get caught awkwardly when they bend,
Awkwardly, but swiftly the frog worked its four oddly moving legs until it stopped close by Hayes's foot.
many complain that they lift the ring awkwardly off the finger, which doesn't look as nice.
a cast last year, he told his 13 followers that he would"stepped awkwardly on the curb.".
they move awkwardly on two legs, with their long arms used to maintain balance.
A child with troublesome feet walks awkwardly and usually will have poor posture.
Likewise, an article explaining the connection between global meat consumption and climate breakdown sits awkwardly alongside adverts for discounted beef burgers for the summer BBQ.
She heard them pass the end of the house, and come awkwardly down the three steps, a jumble of shuffling footsteps and muttering voices.
sleeves of the jacket, and the trousers rode awkwardly about his legs, as if it were a uniform that had once belonged to someone else.
So he brought it out, awkwardly:“The real thing; a gentleman, you know,
Considering how awkwardly the gun would have to be held to go from right to left, back to front.
I'm really sorry,” I say awkwardly to the girl, as soon as I have managed to swallow.
He bowed awkwardly, and bade us“good evening,” in French accents, which, although somewhat Neufchatelish, were still sufficiently
Might sometimes be the result of poor posture or lifting something awkwardly, but often occurs for no apparent reason.