boorish

英 [ˈbʊərɪʃ]

美 [ˈbʊrɪʃ]

adj.  粗鲁讨厌的; 粗野的

BNC.33809 / COCA.28436

牛津词典

adj.

• 粗鲁讨厌的；粗野的
  very unpleasant and rude

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 粗野无礼的；无教养的
  Boorishbehaviour is rough, uneducated, and rude.
  1. ...their boorish rejection of the ageing movie star.
     他们对这位老影星的无礼回绝

英英释义

adj

• ill-mannered and coarse and contemptible in behavior or appearance
  1. was boorish and insensitive
  2. the loutish manners of a bully
  3. her stupid oafish husband
  4. aristocratic contempt for the swinish multitude
  Synonym:loutishneanderthalneandertaloafishswinish

双语例句

• Emil Krebs, an early-20th-century German diplomat who was also credited with knowing dozens of languages, was boorish in all of them.
  20世纪上半叶的德国外交官EmilKrebs也被公认会几十种语言，但不管说哪一种都是生硬无礼。
• Boorish, lovely or optimistic, minces are embodied in the Flower-Drum, and becomes a part of their lives, on the other hand as a folk-custom acculturation.
  粗犷与妩媚，达观与细腻的审美观，自然地使花鼓狂欢作为乡村生活的一部分，并在现代涵化为民俗活动。
• The review by Duke's executive vice president was spurred by reports of "boorish behavior" by the lacrosse team, Alleva said.
  杜克大学执行副校长的检查对球队的“粗鄙行为”记录大加鞭策，艾利瓦说。
• His public persona is brash, bombastic, and, at times, bordering on boorish.
  在公众眼中，他傲慢、无理，有时候近乎粗鲁。
• I found him rather boorish and aggressive.
  我发现他相当粗野和好斗。
• "Churlish. f, like, or befitting a churl; boorish or vulgar."
  粗鲁的象或适合粗鲁人的；粗鲁的或庸俗的
• I dare say, rough and boorish as the poor fellow is, he thinks a good deal of that.
  我敢说，尽管这可怜的家伙粗鲁而又蛮横，他对这件事是感激不尽的。
• Fineness alternation apparent morphology of slub yarn can form special sight effect in fabric and give people boorish and fluent fashion sense, it was liked by consumer, now have become a big kind of garment material products.
  因竹节纱细度交变的外观形态，能在织物上形成特殊的视觉效果，给人以粗犷、流畅的时尚感，深受消费者的喜爱，已经发展成为服装面料产品的一大种类。
• Boorish manners [ language, taste]
  粗野的态度[语言、趣味]
• The problem of enhancing boorish income is a complex systemic problem, which needs the effort of the whole society.
  但是农民增收问题是个复杂的系统工程，需要全社会各方面的共同努力。