Have two left feet Meaning in English
expression
HAV TOO LEFT FEET
hav-TOO left-FEET
释义
To be very clumsy or awkward when dancing, as if you cannot move your feet smoothly.
用法与细微差别
Informal, often humorous and only about dancing (not other activities). Used both to describe yourself (“I have two left feet”) or others. Do not use literally—it's an idiom.
Spanish: ser muy torpe para bailar - tener dos pies izquierdosPortuguese (BR): ser desajeitado para dançar - ter dois pés esquerdosPortuguese (PT): ser desajeitado a dançar - ter dois pés esquerdosChinese (Simplified): 笨手笨脚（跳舞时） - 跳舞像有两只左脚Chinese (Traditional): 笨手笨腳（跳舞時） - 跳舞像有兩隻左腳Hindi: डांस में बहुत अनाड़ी होनाArabic: غير بارع في الرقص - لديه قدمان يساريتانBengali: নাচতে একেবারেই অপটু - নাচের ক্ষেত্রে খুবই কদর্যRussian: танцевать как слон - быть неуклюжим на танцполеJapanese: ダンスが苦手 - ダンスになるととても不器用Vietnamese: nhảy vụng về - nhảy như người vụng vềKorean: 춤에 소질이 없다 - 춤을 매우 못 춘다Turkish: dans etmede çok beceriksiz olmakUrdu: مجھے رقص بالکل نہیں آتا - میں رقص میں بہت اناڑی ہوںIndonesian: sangat canggung saat menari - tidak bisa menari sama sekali
例句
I have two left feet when I try to dance.
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He won't join the dance class. He says he has two left feet.
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My sister loves to dance, but I have two left feet.
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Don't laugh—I really have two left feet at wedding dances!
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I'd love to try salsa, but honestly, I have two left feet.
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When it comes to dance moves, I just have two left feet—it's hopeless!
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