rude(a)

英汉例句

双语例句

• The discovery that her husband was unfaithful to her was a rude (ie shocking) awakening.
  她丈夫对她不忠这个发现让她很气愤很震惊。
• Don't be so overly confident and comfortable that you are rude and obnoxious. This makes a bad first (or second) impression as well.
  不要过于自信轻松，以至于变得粗鲁和无礼。这也会留下一个不好的第一（或第二）印象。
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• The bull was busy (5) the matador/bullfighter at the time, (6) it suddenly caught sight (7) the drunk (8) was shouting rude remarks (9) waving a red cap.
  公牛当时在忙着对付斗牛士，但它突然看见了在喊着粗鲁的脏话并且在挥动着一个红帽子的醉汉。

权威例句

• Laura Henderson (Judi Dench), a fiercely rude and reactionary widow, took over a decrepit London theatre, the Windmill, and hired a Jewish manager-impresario, Vivian Van Damm (Bob Hoskins), to run it.
  NEWYORKER: Mrs. Henderson Presents
• But Alyaksandr Lukashenka, the autocratic president of Belarus, interpreted this (probably accurately) as a punishment for being rude about Russia and refusing to back its policy of recognising the independence of the Georgian territories of Abkhazia and South Ossetia.
  ECONOMIST: Russia and Western clubs