unskillfulness
unskillfulness — 名詞
1. the state of not being good at doing a task or activity, so the result is poor o
笨拙；不熟練
缺乏技巧、做事做不好的狀態
the state of not being good at doing a task or activity, so the result is poor or done badly
The coach blamed the team's loss on the players' unskillfulness with the ball.
教練把球隊的落敗歸咎於球員處理球時的笨拙。
the unskillfulness of [someone] at a task
Diners noticed the new cook's unskillfulness when the rice came out burnt and dry.
當飯煮得又焦又乾時，用餐的客人就察覺到這位新廚師的不熟練。
unskillfulness shown through a poor result
Adaeze felt embarrassed by her own unskillfulness while sewing the torn dress.
Adaeze 在縫補那件破掉的洋裝時，為自己的笨拙感到難為情。
possessive: someone's unskillfulness at an activity
The wobbly shelf revealed the unskillfulness of whoever had built it.
那個搖搖晃晃的架子，透露出搭它的人有多麼不熟練。
the unskillfulness of [doer], inferred from a bad result
Years of practice slowly turned Ryo's early unskillfulness into a steady, confident touch.
多年的練習慢慢把 Ryo 早期的生疏，磨成了沉穩而自信的手感。
contrast: unskillfulness improving over time
- sheer unskillfulness
- unskillfulness with tools
- unskillfulness at the task
- incompetence
stronger and more common; suggests a real failure to do a job properly
- clumsiness
focuses on awkward physical handling rather than general lack of ability
- ineptitude
formal; a marked lack of ability, often slightly mocking in tone
- skill
the positive quality of being good at something
- proficiency
formal; a high, trained level of ability
文法句型
the unskillfulness of [someone/something]
用法筆記
Almost always uncountable and rather formal; everyday English usually prefers 'clumsiness', 'incompetence', or simply 'being bad at' something. Often followed by 'with', 'at', or 'in' naming the task.
常見錯誤
同根字
常見搭配
常用片語
- sheer unskillfulness
介系詞搭配
- unskillfulness with
- unskillfulness at
- unskillfulness in