bunder

/ˈbʌndər/

noun.

1. a clumsy or awkward person.

2. a short, stout person.

3. a person who is always busy doing things in a hurried and awkward way.

4. an inexperienced person who makes mistakes due to lack of knowledge and skill.

5. an awkward situation caused by someone's mistake or incompetence.

1. 他是一个笨拙的人，总是把事情搞得一团糟。

He is such a bunder, always making a mess of things.

2. 她是一个矮胖的女孩，总是被同学们取笑。

She is a bunder, always being teased by her classmates for her short and stout figure.

3. 我不喜欢和他一起工作，因为他总是匆忙而笨拙。

I don't like working with him because he is always in a rush and clumsy.

4. 他是个新手，所以经常出错。

He is a bunder, so he often makes mistakes due to his lack of experience.

5. 这场灾难是由一个笨拙的官员造成的。

This disaster was caused by an incompetent government official.

Synonyms:

1. bungler

2. klutz

3. fumbler

4. blunderer

5. oaf

Usage: Bunder is often used to describe someone who lacks coordination, skill, or experience and often makes mistakes or causes problems as a result of their clumsiness or incompetence.

Editor's note: Bunder can also be used as an insult, so use it with caution in formal settings or when addressing someone directly.