bumbling in Italian
bumbling in Italian is goffo, imbranato — bumbling means acting in a clumsy, confused, or inept way, with little skill or coordination.
bumbling in Italian
goffo
Acting in a confused or ineffectual way; incompetent or inept; showing little or no skill.
imbranato
Acting in a confused or ineffectual way; incompetent or inept; showing little or no skill.
What does "bumbling" mean?
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adj Acting in a clumsy, confused, or inept way, with little skill or coordination.
"The purpose of sharing these accounts – particularly during Women’s History Month – is to show that women, like men, can grow from bumbling neophytes to competent leaders."
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bumbling in a sentence
- The purpose of sharing these accounts – particularly during Women’s History Month – is to show that women, like men, can grow from bumbling neophytes to competent leaders.
- The bumbling detective kept missing the obvious clues.
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What is "bumbling" in Italian?
"bumbling" in Italian is goffo, imbranato. bumbling means: Acting in a clumsy, confused, or inept way, with little skill or coordination.
How do you use "bumbling" in a sentence?
Example: "The bumbling detective kept missing the obvious clues." In Italian, "bumbling" is goffo, imbranato.
Are there other ways to say "bumbling" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "bumbling": goffo, imbranato.
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