别扭的英语怎么说

awkwardweirdunnatural

别扭1.(难对付) difficult to deal with; troublesome; hard to get along with; uncomfortable: 这个人真别扭。 That chap is really difficult to deal with. 她刚来牧区的时候, 生活上感到有点别扭。 When she first came to this pastoral area, she found life here a bit difficult to get used to.2.(意见不相投) can not see eye to eye; not get along well: 闹别扭 be at odds; be at cross-purposes3.(不通顺; 不流畅) not smooth; awkward; unnatural: 这句话有点别扭。 This sentence is a bit awkward.4.(不顺心) disagreeable; wretched; morose; eccentric: 这天儿真别扭, 一会下雨, 一会儿出太阳。 The weather is really disagreeable; one minute the sun shines; the next it is raining again. 这个抽屉很别扭 , 不好开。 The drawer is very stubborn; it doesn't open easily. 老张因为病老不好, 心里很别扭。 Lao Zhang feels very wretched because his illness isn't getting any better.

uneasy/ uncomfortable

可译为It makes people feel strange。如：I feel strange可译为“我感到不自在”当然也可翻译为“我感到很别扭”。具体你可以翻开牛津高阶词典Strange这个词典查看证实

别扭awkwarduncomfortablenot-cozy

我觉得用个比较普通的词 就用 unnatural