Bumbler Meaning in English

word

US

ˈbʌmblər

BUM-blur

UK

bˈʌmblɐ

BUM-bluh

التعريف

A bumbler is a person who is often clumsy, awkward, or makes many mistakes, usually in a harmless or silly way.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Bumbler' is informal and slightly humorous. It often describes someone who means well but is awkward or accident-prone. Not a harsh insult; it's softer than words like 'idiot' or 'fool'. Used for both minor social and practical mistakes.

• Spanish: torpe - patoso
• Portuguese (BR): desastrado - trapalhão
• Portuguese (PT): desastrado - trapalhão
• Chinese (Simplified): 笨手笨脚的人 - 笨蛋
• Chinese (Traditional): 笨手笨腳的人 - 笨蛋
• Hindi: अनाड़ी - भोंदू
• Arabic: الأخرق - الأبله
• Bengali: খুদের (অলস বা আনাড়ি ব্যক্তি) - আনাড়ি
• Russian: неуклюжий человек - растяпа
• Japanese: ドジな人 - うっかり者
• Vietnamese: người vụng về - người hấp tấp
• Korean: 덜렁이 - 어설픈 사람
• Turkish: sakarlık yapan kişi - beceriksiz
• Urdu: بھولا بھالا شخص - اناڑی
• Indonesian: orang ceroboh - orang kikuk

جمل نموذجية

Tom is a real bumbler; he always drops his keys.

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The new worker is a bumbler, but he tries hard.

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Even as a child, Mia was a little bumbler.

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He’s a bit of a bumbler, but everyone loves his good heart.

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Don’t be such a bumbler—just ask for help if you need it.

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Everyone’s got a bit of bumbler in them on their first day.

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