butterfingers in Chinese
butterfingers in Chinese is 拙劣 — butterfingers means a clumsy person who tends to drop things.
butterfingers in Chinese
拙劣
Pronounced: zhuō liè
Someone who tends to drop things; (more generally) someone who is clumsy or uncoordinated; a klutz.
What does "butterfingers" mean?
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noun A clumsy person who tends to drop things.
"Don't hand him the vase, he's a total butterfingers."
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butterfingers in a sentence
- Don't hand him the vase, he's a total butterfingers.
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What is "butterfingers" in Chinese?
"butterfingers" in Chinese is 拙劣. butterfingers means: A clumsy person who tends to drop things.
How do you pronounce 拙劣?
"butterfingers" in Chinese is 拙劣, pronounced "zhuō liè".
How do you use "butterfingers" in a sentence?
Example: "Don't hand him the vase, he's a total butterfingers." In Chinese, "butterfingers" is 拙劣.
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