klutz

UK
/klʌts/
US
/klʌts/

Übersetzungen

klutzsubstantiv
klutzes
Pl.
UK
/klʌts/
US
/klʌts/
He is such a klutz, always dropping things.
Он такой недотёпа, всегда роняет вещи.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
неуклюжий человек
klutzadjektiv
UK
/klʌts/
US
/klʌts/
Used attributively before another noun to denote clumsiness or ineptitude (e.g., "klutz factor").

Definitionen

klutzsubstantiv
A clumsy or awkward person who often has accidents or mishaps.
Despite his best efforts, Jake was known as the office klutz, always tripping over cables and spilling coffee.
A foolish or inept person; someone who is socially or practically incompetent.
I felt like a total klutz when I locked myself out of the house twice in one day.
klutzadjektiv
Attributive: relating to or characterized by clumsiness or ineptitude.
The stunt had a high klutz factor, so extra safety measures were taken.