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Thein lwin Posted 11 years ago
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My hands are clumsy.
Please correct the sentence and I'd like to know the meaning of the word 'clumsy'.
Please correct the sentence and I'd like to know the meaning of the word 'clumsy'.
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Clumsy is an attribute applied to a person who has not yet become practised at doing something. Typically, clumsy people drop things or trip over things. A person who is recovering from an accident may need time to regain his balance or even learn to walk again; so he is temporarily ‘clumsy’.
- Clumsy is an attribute applied to a person who has not yet become practised at doing something.
- Typically, clumsy people drop things or trip over things.
- A person who is recovering from an accident may need time to regain his balance or even learn to walk again; so he is temporarily ‘clumsy’.
- Hands and feet respond to signals sent from the brain, so when the brain is too inexperienced (as with a child) or damaged (as after an accident), the signals are unclear.
- The result is that the hands or other limbs don’t do what they are supposed to.
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Clumsy is an attribute applied to a person who has not yet become practised at doing something. Typically, clumsy people drop things or trip over things. A person who is recovering from an accident may need time to regain his balance or even learn to walk again; so he is temporarily ‘clumsy’.
Hands and feet respond to signals sent from the brain, so when the brain is too inexperienced (as wi
Hands and feet respond to signals sent from the brain, so when the brain is too inexperienced (as wi
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