Definition of lead-footed in English:

lead-footed

adjective

North American informal

1Slow; clumsy.
缓慢的，笨拙的
the most lead-footed guy can try aerobic moves
最笨拙的家伙也能试作有氧运动。
Example sentencesExamples
- Bobby Orr started the phenomenon in an era when a defenseman had primarily been a lead-footed, plodding, muscle-bound player whose job was to stand on the blue line and hit people.
- Even for lead-footed teams, the pace will pick up because the 10-second rule (the time allotted for a team to get the ball to halfcourt) has been cut to eight seconds.
- H looked lead-footed trying to manoeuvre in the pre-start against rivals who have been perfecting these dark arts for years.
- Their first-round opponent, the Bucks, had enough team speed to run with the Nets, but New Jersey's next two foes, the lead-footed Celtics and Pistons, were run out of the gym in sweeps.
- Political wisdom is more likely to be discovered through experiments in 50 different state laboratories than by lead-footed trial and error in one national laboratory…
- He is shedding an unwanted reputation as an iron-gloved, lead-footed fielder who has no range and is prone to errors.
- His first step is death to lead-footed left tackles.
- And it does it all so seamlessly that it saves lead-footed klutzes like me from all manner of problems without my even knowing it.
2Tending to drive too quickly.
爱开快车的，爱开飞车的

Definition of lead-footed in US English:

lead-footed

adjectiveˌledˈfo͝odəd

North American informal

1Slow; clumsy.
缓慢的，笨拙的
the most lead-footed guy can try aerobic moves
最笨拙的家伙也能试作有氧运动。
Example sentencesExamples
- Their first-round opponent, the Bucks, had enough team speed to run with the Nets, but New Jersey's next two foes, the lead-footed Celtics and Pistons, were run out of the gym in sweeps.
- Political wisdom is more likely to be discovered through experiments in 50 different state laboratories than by lead-footed trial and error in one national laboratory…
- H looked lead-footed trying to manoeuvre in the pre-start against rivals who have been perfecting these dark arts for years.
- He is shedding an unwanted reputation as an iron-gloved, lead-footed fielder who has no range and is prone to errors.
- Even for lead-footed teams, the pace will pick up because the 10-second rule (the time allotted for a team to get the ball to halfcourt) has been cut to eight seconds.
- His first step is death to lead-footed left tackles.
- And it does it all so seamlessly that it saves lead-footed klutzes like me from all manner of problems without my even knowing it.
- Bobby Orr started the phenomenon in an era when a defenseman had primarily been a lead-footed, plodding, muscle-bound player whose job was to stand on the blue line and hit people.
2Tending to drive too quickly.
爱开快车的，爱开飞车的

词汇	lead-footed
释义	Definition of lead-footed in English: lead-footed adjective North American informal 1Slow; clumsy. 缓慢的，笨拙的 the most lead-footed guy can try aerobic moves 最笨拙的家伙也能试作有氧运动。 Example sentencesExamples Bobby Orr started the phenomenon in an era when a defenseman had primarily been a lead-footed, plodding, muscle-bound player whose job was to stand on the blue line and hit people. Even for lead-footed teams, the pace will pick up because the 10-second rule (the time allotted for a team to get the ball to halfcourt) has been cut to eight seconds. H looked lead-footed trying to manoeuvre in the pre-start against rivals who have been perfecting these dark arts for years. Their first-round opponent, the Bucks, had enough team speed to run with the Nets, but New Jersey's next two foes, the lead-footed Celtics and Pistons, were run out of the gym in sweeps. Political wisdom is more likely to be discovered through experiments in 50 different state laboratories than by lead-footed trial and error in one national laboratory… He is shedding an unwanted reputation as an iron-gloved, lead-footed fielder who has no range and is prone to errors. His first step is death to lead-footed left tackles. And it does it all so seamlessly that it saves lead-footed klutzes like me from all manner of problems without my even knowing it. 2Tending to drive too quickly. 爱开快车的，爱开飞车的 Definition of lead-footed in US English: lead-footed adjectiveˌledˈfo͝odəd North American informal 1Slow; clumsy. 缓慢的，笨拙的 the most lead-footed guy can try aerobic moves 最笨拙的家伙也能试作有氧运动。 Example sentencesExamples Their first-round opponent, the Bucks, had enough team speed to run with the Nets, but New Jersey's next two foes, the lead-footed Celtics and Pistons, were run out of the gym in sweeps. Political wisdom is more likely to be discovered through experiments in 50 different state laboratories than by lead-footed trial and error in one national laboratory… H looked lead-footed trying to manoeuvre in the pre-start against rivals who have been perfecting these dark arts for years. He is shedding an unwanted reputation as an iron-gloved, lead-footed fielder who has no range and is prone to errors. Even for lead-footed teams, the pace will pick up because the 10-second rule (the time allotted for a team to get the ball to halfcourt) has been cut to eight seconds. His first step is death to lead-footed left tackles. And it does it all so seamlessly that it saves lead-footed klutzes like me from all manner of problems without my even knowing it. Bobby Orr started the phenomenon in an era when a defenseman had primarily been a lead-footed, plodding, muscle-bound player whose job was to stand on the blue line and hit people. 2Tending to drive too quickly. 爱开快车的，爱开飞车的
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