boorish

形容词粗野的; 粗鲁的; 笨拙的; 乡巴佬的

1. 农民的：boor 农民 | boorish 农民的 | boosey 笨鹅

2. 粗野的：boor 举止粗野的人,乡下人 | boorish 粗野的 | boost 抬高,促进

3. 粗野的 讨厌的 恶心的 无知的 愚蠢的 至少：But I will say this. Even though you're a vulgar man,|但... | boorish, distasteful, uncouth, uneducated, stupid, at least...|粗野的 讨厌的 恶心的 无知的 愚蠢的 至少... | - You gonna finish? - Done.|- 说...

4. 粗俗的,庸俗的：boor 粗俗人,粗鄙人 | boorish 粗俗的,庸俗的 | boom 繁荣

1. 粗野无礼的；无教养的
    Boorish behaviour is rough, uneducated, and rude.

    e.g. ...their boorish rejection of the ageing movie star.
           他们对这位老影星的无礼回绝

1. Someone up there has realized that you'd be regarded as boorish if you roll in cash but are pitifully deficient in sophistication.

2. boorish的解释

2. " Real estate ought to be a highly profitable industry " is reportedly one of his many boorish remarks that earned him the nickname " Big Mouth Ren ".

3. Foreigners such as myself find this " Me First " problem to be rude and boorish.

4. Now horns from some boorish drivers and booming engines rudely nudge me away from the arms of Morpheus.

5. Before the industry watchdogs unleashed their fury, even usually liberal commentators were condemning it as " too boorish ".

6. Sulking athletes and boorish celebrities grab the headlines while television and Hollywood often glorify crude behavior.

7. Nearly everyone has a story of the rude or the crude, but fewer are willing to fess up to boorish behavior themselves.

8. Serena must be punished for such boorish behavior with either a substantially increased fine or a suspension.

9. Better still, they should have had the sense of not drinking themselves into boorish behavior.

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