boorish

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• His manner seemed rather boorish.(他的举止看上去很俗气。)
• Both considered the act boorish and uncivilized. Spitting among the peasantry and the proletariat seemed more acceptable.(在农民和工人当中，随地吐痰似乎更能够被接受。)
• In parts of East Asia, gesturing is considered boorish behaviour, and would be rude in a professional setting.(在有些东亚地区，使用手势被认为是粗鲁的行为，而且在职业场合中会很无礼。)
• That is indeed boorish and not the behaviour of our readers.(那样做实在很粗野，不是我们的读者所应为。)
• Having the characteristics of a lout; awkward, stupid, and boorish.(粗鄙的乡下人具有粗鄙者特点的，笨拙的，愚蠢的，乡下人的。)
• Here we see another example of his folly, as he encourages his son to be just as boorish and awful as he is.(在这里我们又看到了一个例子来显示他的蠢笨，他鼓励他儿子像他一样恶劣、俗不可耐。)
• I found him rather boorish and aggressive.(我发现他相当粗野和好斗。)
• There is only one reason that a couple like Wilma and Fred Flintstone could stay together, despite her somewhat shrewish nature and his boorish antics.(仅有一个原因可以解释为什么威尔玛和弗雷德·福林斯能够生活在一起，尽管威尔玛生性有些暴躁，弗雷德也有些粗鲁滑稽。)
• 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。)
• One of the drawbacks to attending a sporting event can be the boorish behavior of some fans who have pounded down the brewskies .(去现场看比赛有一个缺点，那就是可能遇上一些不文明的行为，比如有些满身酒气的球迷会突然开始呕吐。)