个性 - 无意义或尴尬

探索与无意义或笨拙相关的英语习语，例如“有两只左脚”和“不合群的人”。

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to act or behave in a very crazy and uncontrollable manner

Ex: Anyone who believes such conspiracy theories seriously needs to have their head examined .

out to lunch [短语]

completely unaware of what is happening in one's surroundings

Ex: During the important meeting , he seemed completely out to lunch , not contributing anything meaningful to the discussion .

space cadet [名词]

心不在焉的人

Ex: During the meeting, he seemed like a space cadet, staring out the window and not paying attention to anything.

会议期间，他看起来像个太空学员，盯着窗外，对任何事情都不注意。

to [have] two left feet [短语]

to move clumsily and awkwardly, particularly when one dances

Ex: Despite her enthusiasm for dancing , she always felt like she had two left feet on the dance floor .

to [be] all thumbs [短语]

to act in a very clumsy or awkward manner

Ex: Despite his enthusiasm for woodworking , Mark was all thumbs with a saw , frequently making crooked cuts .

to behave in a crazy and uncontrollable manner

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a square peg (in a round hole|) [短语]

a person or thing that does not fit the current situation or position they are in

Ex: The introverted professor felt like a square peg in a round hole during the lively and extroverted conference .

the odd one out [短语]

someone or something that is different from other people or things of its kind

Ex: Among a group of extroverted individuals , the shy and reserved girl was clearly the odd one out .

(as|) queer as Dick's hatband [短语]

used to describe someone or something that is extremely bizarre and abnormal

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to [live|be] on another (planet|world) [短语]

to behave or think in a way that is completely detached from reality or out of touch with norms of the society

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