| 释义 |
the awkward age
释义
未成熟的青春期（将成年未成年的时期）
例句
1·Once you've picked the right lane – welcome, age -inappropriate Twi-hards – you will realise that was merely the first step, and that you're still quite the awkward stranger in your new domain.
一旦你已经选择了正确的道路——欢迎，年龄不适当的暮光迷——你会发现这仅仅是第一步，你仍然是新领域里笨拙的陌生人。
2·I was surprised by what life offered an awkward teenager such as myself: the opportunity to serve as a second lieutenant in the Battle of the Bulge at the tender age of 19.
我惊讶于这样的生活竟然给我了这样一个笨拙的青年：年仅19岁就成为突出部战役的二级中尉。
3·She pointed to Hareton, the other individual, who had gained nothing but increased bulk and strength by the addition of two years to his age : he seemed as awkward and rough as ever.
她指着哈里顿，这就是另一个人，他长了两岁什么也没改，就是粗壮些，更有力气些：他跟从前一样拙笨和粗鲁。
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