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rude Adjective 1. insulting or impolite 2. vulgar or obscene: rude words 3. unexpected and unpleasant: we received a rude awakening 4. roughly or crudely made: the rude hovels 5. robust or sturdy: the very picture of rude health 6. lacking refinement [Latin rudis] rudely adv
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rude adjective 1. impolite, insulting, cheeky, abrupt, short, blunt, abusive, curt, churlish, disrespectful, brusque, offhand, impertinent, insolent, inconsiderate, peremptory, impudent, discourteous, uncivil, unmannerly, ill-mannered << OPPOSITE polite adjective 2. uncivilized, low, rough, savage, ignorant, coarse, illiterate, uneducated, brutish, barbarous, scurrilous, boorish, uncouth, unrefined, loutish, untutored, graceless, ungracious, unpolished, oafish, uncultured adjective 5. roughly-made, simple, rough, raw, crude, primitive, makeshift, rough-hewn, artless, inelegant, inartistic << OPPOSITE well-made Translationsrude [ruːd] adj (= impolite) [person] → grosero, maleducado: [word, manners] → rudo, grosero (= indecent); indecente; rude [ruːd] adj (= impolite) [person] → impoli(e): [word, manners] → grossier/ière (= shocking); indécent(e) → inconvenant(e); rude [ruːd] adj (impolite) → unhöflich; (naughty) → unanständig; (unexpected) (shock etc) → böse; (crude) (table, shelter etc) → primitiv; rude [ruːd] adj (= impolite) [person] → scortese, rozzo/a: [word, manners] → grossolano/a, rozzo/a (= shocking); indecente; to be rude to sb → essere maleducato con qn adj rude [ruːd] 1 not polite; showing bad manners rude behaviour. onbeskof غَيْر مُهَذَّب ، وَقِح، فَظ груб hrubý grov grob αγενής, απότομος grosero; maleducado ebaviisakas بی ادب؛ پر رو epäkohtelias grossier, mal élevé חָצוּף अशिष्ट priprost nyers kasar ruddalegur sgarbato, rozzo 無作法な 버릇없는 šiurkštus rupjš; nepieklājīgs biadab onbeleefd uhøflig, uforskammet grubiański grosseiro grosolan, prost crescut грубый; невоспитанный hrubý grob nepristojan ohövlig, ohyfsad หยาบคาย kaba, saygısız 粗野的 грубий غیر مہذب thô lỗ 粗野的 2 vulgar; indecent rude pictures. vulgêr وَقِح، قَليل الحَياء، بذيء вулгарен sprostý vulgær primitiv χυδαίος indecente vulgaarne مبتذل tuhma indécent גס कच्चा, अनगढ़, अपरिष्कृत neuljudan, uvredljiv közönséges tidak sopan ósmekklegur, dónalegur sconcio, volgare 下品な 야한, 음란한 nepadorus neķītrs; nepiedienīgs kasar vulgair grov, simpel, uanstendig nieprzyzwoity indecente indecent непристойный sprostý prostaški vulgaran grov, fräck, vulgär ที่ไม่เหมาะสม edepsiz, ayıp 下流的 образливий بیہودہ thiếu thẩm mỹ 下流的 adv ˈrudely onbeskof بِوَقاحَه грубо hrubě grob αγενώς, χυδαία, άξεστα groseramente ebaviisakalt بی ادبانه epäkohteliaasti grossièrement בְּגָסוּת अशिष्ट व्यवहार grubo, neodgojeno durván, gorombán dengan kasar ruddalega sgarbatamente 無作法に 버릇없이 šiurkščiai rupji; nepieklājīgi dengan kasar onbeleefd uhøflig; grovt; uanstendig grubiańsko grosseiramente (în mod) grosolan грубо hrubo grobo nepristojno ohövligt, grovt อย่างหยาบคาย kabaca, terbiyesizce 粗野地 грубо گستاخی سے thô lỗ 粗野地 n ˈrudeness onbeskoftheid وَقاحَه грубост hrubost die Grobheit αγένεια, χυδαιότητα grosería ebaviisakus بی ادبی؛ گستاخی epäkohteliaisuus grossièreté חוּצפָה अशिष्टता, अभद्रता, अशिक्षितपन, अशिक्षा, बहशीपन, जंगलीपन, शर्मनाकपन neuljudnost, grubost durvaság, otrombaság kekasaran ruddaskapur maleducazione 粗雑 무례함, 투박함 šiurkštumas rupjība; nepieklājība kebiadaban, kekasaran onbeleefdheid uhøflighet; uanstendighet grubiaństwo grosseria grosolănie; lipsă de maniere грубость; невоспитанность hrubosť grobost nepristojnost ohövlighet, oförskämdhet ความหยาบคาย kabalık, terbiyesizlik 粗野 грубість بد تمیزی sự thô lỗ 粗野 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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They and the women, as a rule, wore a coarse tow-linen robe that came well below the knee, and a rude sort of sandal, and many wore an iron collar. Trailing wearily behind a rude wagon, and over a ruder road, Tom and his associates faced onward. The other appointments of the mansion partook of the rude simplicity of the Saxon period, which Cedric piqued himself upon maintaining. |
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