rude 音标拼音: [r'ud]
a .
粗鲁无礼的,粗陋的,粗暴的,原始的,未开化的,大略的,粗略的,崎岖不平的
粗鲁无礼的,粗陋的,粗暴的,原始的,未开化的,大略的,粗略的,崎岖不平的
rude adj 1 :
socially incorrect in behavior ; "
resentment flared at such an unmannered intrusion " [
synonym : {
ill -
mannered }, {
bad -
mannered }, {
rude }, {
unmannered }, {
unmannerly }]
2 : (
of persons )
lacking in refinement or grace [
synonym : {
ill -
bred },
{
bounderish }, {
lowbred }, {
rude }, {
underbred }, {
yokelish }]
3 :
lacking civility or good manners ; "
want nothing from you but to get away from your uncivil tongue "-
Willa Cather [
synonym :
{
uncivil }, {
rude }] [
ant : {
civil }, {
polite }]
4 : (
used especially of commodities )
being unprocessed or manufactured using only simple or minimal processes ; "
natural yogurt "; "
natural produce "; "
raw wool "; "
raw sugar "; "
bales of rude cotton " [
synonym : {
natural }, {
raw (
a )}, {
rude (
a )}]
5 :
belonging to an early stage of technical development ;
characterized by simplicity and (
often )
crudeness ; "
the crude weapons and rude agricultural implements of early man ";
"
primitive movies of the 1890s "; "
primitive living conditions in the Appalachian mountains " [
synonym : {
crude }, {
primitive },
{
rude }]
Rude \
Rude \,
a . [
Compar . {
Ruder };
superl . {
Rudest }.] [
F .,
fr .
L .
rudis .]
1 .
Characterized by roughness ;
umpolished ;
raw ;
lacking delicacy or refinement ;
coarse .
[
1913 Webster ]
Such gardening tools as art ,
yet rude , . . .
had formed . --
Milton .
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2 .
Hence ,
specifically :
(
a )
Unformed by taste or skill ;
not nicely finished ;
not smoothed or polished ; --
said especially of material things ;
as ,
rude workmanship . "
Rude was the cloth ."
--
Chaucer .
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Rude and unpolished stones . --
Bp .
Stillingfleet .
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The heaven -
born child All meanly wrapt in the rude manger lies .
--
Milton .
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(
b )
Of untaught manners ;
unpolished ;
of low rank ;
uncivil ;
clownish ;
ignorant ;
raw ;
unskillful ; --
said of persons ,
or of conduct ,
skill ,
and the like . "
Mine ancestors were rude ." --
Chaucer .
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He was but rude in the profession of arms . --
Sir H .
Wotton .
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the rude forefathers of the hamlet sleep .
--
Gray .
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(
c )
Violent ;
tumultuous ;
boisterous ;
inclement ;
harsh ;
severe ; --
said of the weather ,
of storms ,
and the like ;
as ,
the rude winter .
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[
Clouds ]
pushed with winds ,
rude in their shock .
--
Milton .
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The rude agitation [
of water ]
breaks it into foam . --
Boyle .
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(
d )
Barbarous ;
fierce ;
bloody ;
impetuous ; --
said of war ,
conflict ,
and the like ;
as ,
the rude shock of armies .
(
e )
Not finished or complete ;
inelegant ;
lacking chasteness or elegance ;
not in good taste ;
unsatisfactory in mode of treatment ; --
said of literature ,
language ,
style ,
and the like . "
The rude Irish books ." --
Spenser .
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Rude am I in my speech . --
Shak .
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Unblemished by my rude translation . --
Dryden .
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Syn :
Impertinent ;
rough ;
uneven ;
shapeless ;
unfashioned ;
rugged ;
artless ;
unpolished ;
uncouth ;
inelegant ;
rustic ;
coarse ;
vulgar ;
clownish ;
raw ;
unskillful ;
untaught ;
illiterate ;
ignorant ;
uncivil ;
impolite ;
saucy ;
impudent ;
insolent ;
surly ;
currish ;
churlish ;
brutal ;
uncivilized ;
barbarous ;
savage ;
violent ;
fierce ;
tumultuous ;
turbulent ;
impetuous ;
boisterous ;
harsh ;
inclement ;
severe .
See {
Impertiment }.
[
1913 Webster ] -- {
Rude "
ly },
adv . -- {
Rude "
ness },
n .
[
1913 Webster ]
289 Moby Thesaurus words for "
rude ":
Doric ,
Gothic ,
Philistine ,
angular ,
approximate ,
arrested ,
artless ,
awkward ,
backward ,
barbaric ,
barbarous ,
bare ,
baseborn ,
basic ,
bawdy ,
below the salt ,
benighted ,
biggety ,
bluff ,
bold ,
bookless ,
boorish ,
bouncing ,
brash ,
brassy ,
brazen ,
brusque ,
bumbling ,
cacophonic ,
cacophonous ,
callow ,
cheeky ,
choked ,
churlish ,
chutzpadik ,
clownish ,
clumsy ,
coarse ,
cockney ,
cocky ,
common ,
commonplace ,
contemptuous ,
crabbed ,
cracked ,
crass ,
croaking ,
croaky ,
crude ,
crusty ,
curt ,
deceived ,
derisive ,
dirty ,
discordant ,
discourteous ,
disharmonic ,
disharmonious ,
disrespectful ,
doggerel ,
dry ,
dysphemistic ,
earthy ,
embryonic ,
empty -
headed ,
facy ,
filthy ,
flip ,
flippant ,
flush ,
fresh ,
functionally illiterate ,
gally ,
gauche ,
gaudy ,
graceless ,
grammarless ,
gratuitous ,
green ,
gross ,
gruff ,
guttural ,
hale ,
hale and hearty ,
hardy ,
harsh ,
harsh -
sounding ,
hearty ,
heathen ,
hoarse ,
homely ,
homespun ,
hoodwinked ,
humble ,
husky ,
ill ,
ill -
bred ,
ill -
educated ,
ill -
mannered ,
illiterate ,
imperfect ,
impertinent ,
impolite ,
imprecise ,
improper ,
impudent ,
impure ,
in bad taste ,
in embryo ,
in ovo ,
in the rough ,
inaccurate ,
inaffable ,
inartistic ,
inconcinnate ,
inconcinnous ,
incorrect ,
indecent ,
indecorous ,
indelicate ,
inelegant ,
inexact ,
inexpert ,
infelicitous ,
inharmonic ,
inharmonious ,
insolent ,
insulting ,
intrusive ,
inurbane ,
know -
nothing ,
led astray ,
lewd ,
loud ,
loutish ,
low ,
lowborn ,
lowbred ,
lowbrow ,
lowly ,
lubricious ,
lubricous ,
lumpy ,
lusty ,
makeshift ,
malapert ,
mannerless ,
mean ,
meddlesome ,
meretricious ,
metallic ,
misinformed ,
misinstructed ,
misshapen ,
mistaught ,
naughty ,
nervy ,
nonclerical ,
nonintellectual ,
oafish ,
obscene ,
offensive ,
ordinary ,
outlandish ,
outrageous ,
oversimple ,
pagan ,
pert ,
plain ,
plebeian ,
pornographic ,
primitive ,
proximate ,
ragged ,
raucid ,
raucous ,
raw ,
reductionistic ,
reductive ,
ribald ,
robust ,
robustious ,
robustuous ,
rough ,
rough -
hewn ,
roughcast ,
roughhewn ,
roupy ,
rudimental ,
rudimentary ,
rugged ,
sassy ,
saucy ,
savage ,
shabby -
genteel ,
simple ,
simplistic ,
smart ,
smart -
alecky ,
smart -
ass ,
smutty ,
squawking ,
squawky ,
stalwart ,
stertorous ,
stout ,
strangled ,
strong ,
stunted ,
sturdy ,
surly ,
taboo ,
tactless ,
tasteless ,
thick ,
third -
estate ,
throaty ,
tinny ,
unaccommodating ,
unblown ,
unbooked ,
unbookish ,
unbooklearned ,
unbriefed ,
uncalled -
for ,
unceremonious ,
uncivil ,
uncivilized ,
uncomplaisant ,
unconversant ,
uncourteous ,
uncourtly ,
uncouth ,
uncultivated ,
uncultured ,
uncut ,
underdeveloped ,
undeveloped ,
undignified ,
undressed ,
unedified ,
uneducated ,
unerudite ,
uneuphonious ,
unfashioned ,
unfelicitous ,
unfinished ,
unformed ,
ungallant ,
ungenteel ,
ungentlemanly ,
ungraceful ,
ungracious ,
unguided ,
unhandsome ,
unharmonious ,
unhewn ,
uninstructed ,
unintellectual ,
unlabored ,
unladylike ,
unlearned ,
unlettered ,
unlicked ,
unliterary ,
unmannered ,
unmannerly ,
unpolished ,
unpolite ,
unpracticed ,
unprocessed ,
unread ,
unrefined ,
unscholarly ,
unschooled ,
unseemly ,
unskilled ,
unstudious ,
untaught ,
untreated ,
untutored ,
unversed ,
unworked ,
unwrought ,
vigorous ,
vital ,
vulgar ,
wild ,
wise -
ass
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