awkwardness

词义：
"Awkwardness" 是名词，指的是由于某种情况或行为导致的不适、尴尬、难堪或者不自然的感觉。它可以指人际交往中的尴尬，也可以指物理动作、环境或某种情况的不协调和不顺畅。

音标：
/ˈɔːkwədnəs/

翻译：

尴尬

不自然

不协调

难堪

读音：
“awk-ward-ness”（发音类似：奥克-wuhr-尼斯）

用法：

表示人际交往时的尴尬：When you feel socially uncomfortable in a situation.

表示物理或行为的不协调：When something or someone moves or behaves in a way that is not smooth or easy.

例句：

There was an awkwardness between us after the argument.
(我们争论后，之间有了一种尴尬。)

His awkwardness in social situations often made him uncomfortable.
(他在社交场合中的不自然常常让他感到不舒服。)

I could sense the awkwardness in the room when he walked in.
(当他走进来时，我能感到房间里的尴尬气氛。)

The awkwardness of the situation made everyone feel uneasy.
(局势的尴尬让每个人都感到不安。)

She tried to hide her awkwardness during the presentation.
(她试图在演讲中掩饰她的不自然。)

His movements had a certain awkwardness to them, as if he wasn't used to his own body.
(他的动作有些笨拙，好像他不习惯自己的身体。)

The silence in the room was filled with awkwardness.
(房间里的沉默充满了尴尬。)

There's a certain awkwardness when meeting someone for the first time.
(第一次见面时总会有一种尴尬感。)

The awkwardness of the meeting made it hard for anyone to speak.
(会议的尴尬气氛让任何人都难以开口。)

I felt the awkwardness as soon as I entered the room and saw everyone staring at me.
(当我进入房间，看到每个人都盯着我时，我立刻感到尴尬。)

短语搭配：

social awkwardness (社交尴尬)

physical awkwardness (动作不协调)

moment of awkwardness (尴尬的时刻)

create awkwardness (制造尴尬)

experience awkwardness (经历尴尬)

awkwardness in the air (空气中的尴尬)