Examples of using Unwieldy in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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who don't want to buy new accessories or use unwieldy adapters, and Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak.
our smartphone screens arrives, perhaps in the form of fashionable glasses and not unwieldy, incredibly expensive headsets like the HoloLens,
Many Korean actors and actresses prefer movies over dramas,” Mr. Kim said, referring to television,“because the amount of labor put in producing Korean dramas is at times unwieldy, for the same amount of money.
to access corporate information, managing all of the additional tablets, cell phones and laptops has become an unwieldy task for the IT manager.
Therefore this approach is often costly and complicated and requires unwieldy support structures that are not distorted by the high temperatures of the fabrication process.
Although this expectation for growth could conceivably place an unwieldy burden on your relationship, researchers believe that modern relationships are up to the task.
the British system as too unwieldy and having a parliament with too much control over the monarchy; the French and Spanish models were
fixed targets were requested, selected, and authorized was so complicated and unwieldy.
States Constitution as“too liberal” and the British system as too unwieldy and having a parliament with too much control over the monarchy;
But paper's easy to lose track of and misfile, and after a while, the sheer mass of paper becomes so unwieldy that it might just as well be sent to the shredder.
more than five can become unwieldy.
fixed targets were requested, selected, and authorized was so complicated and unwieldy.
Gidayū was not only skilled in manipulating the shamisen's rather unwieldy sound to suit any story Monzaemon's puppets were performing, but was also famous for his superb chanting,
In the meantime, its own political system has grown gargantuan and unwieldy, its electoral process has been overwhelmed by vast flows of money from the wealthy one percent and its governing system is visibly troubled, if not dysfunctional.
The project eventually got so ambitious, and unwieldy, that the team realized they were going to need more money to do it right, so Soderbergh went to HBO with an idea:
In the meantime, its own political system has grown gargantuan and unwieldy; its electoral process has been overwhelmed by vast flows of money from the wealthy 1 percent; and its governing system is visibly troubled, if not dysfunctional.
This natural substance with a somewhat unwieldy name is made from a sedimentary rock created by fossilized algae(diatoms), and which is a rather abundant resource(diatomaceous earth is said to make up 26% of
felt that the threats of fast raiders and swarms of torpedo boats made the traditional battleship too unwieldy.
felt that the threats of fast raiders and swarms of torpedo boats made the traditional battleship too unwieldy.
so this will allow Apple to test the waters without investing in a product as complex, unwieldy, or expensive as the Oculus Go