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1. (adj.) gauche
lacking social grace; awkward; tactless.
Etymology: (1745–55; < F: awkward, left; MF, der. of gauchir to turn, veer < Gmc)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) gauche, graceless, unpolished
lacking social polish
"too gauche to leave the room when the conversation became intimate"; "their excellent manners always made me feel gauche"
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1. (noun) gauche
left handed; hence, awkward; clumsy
2. (noun) gauche
winding; twisted; warped; -- applied to curves and surfaces
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Sense: awkward and clumsy
a gauche young woman.
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 Afrikaans: lomp |
 Arabic: أخْرَق، غَيْر لَبِق |
 Bulgarian: неловък |
 Brazilian: desajeitado |
 Czech: nemotorný |
 German: linkisch |
 Danish: klodset; kejtet |
 Greek: αδέξιος |
 Spanish: torpe, desmañado |
 Estonian: kohmakas, kohmetu |
 Farsi: دست و پا چلفتی |
 Finnish: kömpelö |
 French: gauche |
 Hebrew: חַסַר טַקט |
 Hindi: फूहड़, भद्दा |
 Croatian: nezgrapan |
 Hungarian: félszeg |
 Indonesian: kikuk |
 Icelandic: klaufalegur |
 Italian: goffo |
 Japanese: 不器用な |
 Korean: 버릇없는 |
 Lithuanian: netašytas, nerangus |
 Latvian: neveikls; netaktisks |
 Malay: canggung |
 Dutch: onbeholpen |
 Norwegian: keitet, klosset |
 Polish: niezręczny |
 Persian: دست و پا چلفتی |
 Pashto: كيڼ لاسى، بې ډوله، بې نزا |
 Portuguese: desajeitado |
 Romanian: stângaci |
 Russian: неуклюжий |
 Slovak: nemotorný |
 Slovenian: neroden |
 Serbian: nespretan |
 Swedish: klumpig, tafatt |
 Thai: เงอะงะ |
 Turkish: beceriksiz, savruk |
 Taiwanese: 笨拙的 |
 Ukrainian: незграбний |
 Urdu: بھونڈا، بے ڈھنگا |
 Vietnamese: vụng về |
 Chinese: 笨拙的 |
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