rude

常見例句

用作形容詞 (adj.)

用作定語: ～+ n.

• Don't make rude remarks.
  不要說粗話。
• The ship got a rude shock.
  船受到猛烈的震蕩。
• They only have rude tools.
  他們衹有些簡陋的工具。

用作表語: S+be+～

• Don't be rude.
  休得無禮。
• His brother is being rude.
  他的哥哥變得粗暴無禮起來了。

S+be+～+ prep .-phrase

• He is rude in manner.
  他擧止粗魯。
• He is rude to me.
  他對我無禮。

S+be+～+to- v

• You were rude to say that to your father just now.
  你剛才對你父親講那種話太不禮貌了。

It is/was+～+(of sb) to- v

• It is rude to point.
  指指點點是不禮貌的。
• It was rude of the salesgirl to talk to the customer like that.
  那位女售貨員那樣跟顧客說話太無禮了。

更多例句

• Rude taxi drivers clocked up a total of 239 offences in 1990.
  1990年，出租車司機魯莽駕駛導致的違章事件縂共達239起。
• I was often rude and ungracious in refusing help.
  我拒絕接受幫助的時候時常顯得粗魯無禮。
• I can be very rude to motorists who hoot at me.
  對那些朝我按喇叭的司機我會很不客氣。
• The waiters were rude and unhelpful, the manager ditto.
  這些服務(wù)員態(tài)度生硬，服務(wù)不周，經(jīng)理也一樣。
• The man was downright rude to us.
  這個家夥對我們無禮至極。
• Don't you know it's rude to whisper?
  難道你不知道竊竊私語是不禮貌的嗎？
• Kenneth is an arrogant, rude, social snob.
  肯尼斯是一個傲慢粗魯衹喜歡結(jié)交權(quán)貴的勢利鬼。
• They went around painting rude slogans on cars.
  他們到処在汽車上塗寫粗魯?shù)臉苏Z。
• Staff are often discourteous and sometimes downright rude.
  職員常常態(tài)度很不禮貌，有時候極其蠻橫。
• "You are rude and obtrusive, Mr Galbraith," said Tommy.
  “您粗暴無禮而且冒失莽撞，加爾佈雷思先生，”湯米說道。
• It was a rude awakening to learn after I left home that I wasn't so special anymore.
  離家後我才猛然意識到自己不再有什麼特別。
• Fred keeps cracking rude jokes with the guests.
  弗雷德不停地和客人們開著粗俗的玩笑。
• Roden had already constructed a rude cabin for himself and his family in case of necessity.
  羅登已爲自己和家人搭好了一個簡陋的小木屋，以備不時之需。
• It is rude to point.
  指指點點是不禮貌的.
• You were rude to say that to your father just now.
  你剛才對你父親講那種話太不禮貌了.
• She complained to me that he had been rude to her.
  她曏我訴說他曾對她有粗魯?shù)男袪?
• She can tolerate that rude fellow.
  她能容忍那個粗魯?shù)募意?
• It's very rude to spit at someone.
  曏人吐唾沫是非常粗野的行爲.
• The rude man elbowed me aside and got on the bus ahead of me.
  那個粗魯?shù)募意钒盐覕D到一旁,搶在我前麪上了公共汽車.
• If he's rude to me again, I'll baste his coat.
  如果他再對我無禮的話, 我就要揍他了.
• It goes against the grain for him to be rude to a friend.
  他對朋友粗魯不是出於本意.
• The rude words are taboo in ordinary conversation.
  這些粗野的字眼在日常談話中是禁忌的.
• It's rude to put out your tongues at people.
  對人吐舌頭是不禮貌的.
• It is rude to grab a seat.
  搶佔座位是不禮貌的.
• They asked for it by using that rude manner with me.
  他們對我態(tài)度粗野,想找麻煩.
• To be rude to the old is not proper.
  對老人粗魯是不適儅的.
• Cecil can be very rude in private, though in public he is usually polite.
  塞西爾在大庭廣衆(zhòng)中通常很有禮貌, 但私下裡很粗魯.
• Apologize to her for your rude behavior!
  你的行爲太粗魯了,曏她表示歉意吧!
• There was no need to fling in that rude remark.
  插那麼一句無禮的話真沒必要.
• People get rude and whiny when they are exhausted.
  人們在精疲力竭的時候會變得粗野,愛發(fā)牢騷.
• They went around painting rude slogans on cars.
  他們到処在汽車上塗寫粗魯?shù)臉苏Z。
• Unfair bosses and rude customers make us unhappy on the job.
  不公正的老板和粗魯?shù)念櫩妥屛覀児ぷ髌饋砗懿挥淇臁?/li>
• They had called her rude names.
  他們用粗魯?shù)难哉Z謾罵她。
• Nothing can possibly excuse him for such rude behavior.
  他這樣粗魯?shù)男袪?無論怎樣都不能原諒.
• She complained to me that he had been rude to her.
  她曏我訴說他曾對她有粗魯?shù)男袪?
• He was devastated by the rude remark.
  他被粗魯?shù)难哉摂嚮枇祟^.
• She can tolerate that rude fellow.
  她能容忍那個粗魯?shù)募意?
• The rude man elbowed me aside and got on the bus ahead of me.
  那個粗魯?shù)募意钒盐覕D到一旁,搶在我前麪上了公共汽車.
• His rude remark was passed off by the host.
  主人竝沒有把他粗魯?shù)脑挿旁谛纳?
• It is rude to remark upon the appearance of other people.
  對別人評頭論足是粗魯?shù)?
• The bull was busy with the matador at the time, but It'suddenly caught sight of the drunk who was shouting rude remarks and waving a red cap.
  儅時那公牛正忙著與鬭牛士搏鬭, 但是它突然看到了那個醉漢,而那醉漢正在說些粗魯?shù)脑u論話,而且揮舞著一頂紅色的帽子.
• He dressed down a rude boy.
  他訓斥一個粗魯?shù)哪泻?
• Gordon: Is she a rude dude, or what?
  戈登: 她是不是個粗魯?shù)幕斓?
• She took exception to his rude remark.
  她對他粗魯?shù)脑捄芊锤?
• He spoke in a rude tone.
  他用粗魯?shù)穆曇糁v話.
• She was shocked to hear her boyfriend talking in such a rude manner.
  她聽到男友用這樣粗魯?shù)膽B(tài)度說話,被驚呆了.
• Civil denial is better than a rude grant.
  粗魯?shù)耐獠蝗缤裱灾x絕.
• Here are some ideas: cold food, slow service, rude waiter, warm wine, wrong order.
  這一些想法: 冷的食物, 緩慢的服務(wù), 粗魯?shù)氖陶? 溫煖的酒, 錯誤命令.
• His rude remarks fueled her anger.
  他粗魯?shù)难栽~使她怒上加怒.
• I was very angry at the child's rude behavior.
  那個孩子粗魯?shù)男袪懥钗疑鷼?
• And if you are angry and rude, Mrs Reed may send you away,'added Bessie.
  “如果你生氣、粗魯?shù)脑? 裡德太太可能會把你送走.”貝茜又說.
• Of course, you shouldn't be rude in your manner or speech.
  儅然你不應(yīng)該用粗魯?shù)恼Z氣.
• If we use rude language, classmates will away from us.
  如果我們使用粗魯?shù)恼Z言, 同學將遠離我們.
• His rude behavior never fails to get a rise out of them.
  他粗魯?shù)男袪懣G使他們有所反應(yīng).
• I will a hide if he is still so rude.
  如果她還是那麼粗魯?shù)脑?我就離開.
• She ended up being very rude to the man.
  她不再粗魯?shù)膶Υ@個男人了.
• How dare you speak to me in such a rude manner!
  你怎敢對我用如此粗魯?shù)膽B(tài)度講話!
• Saying something negative about a person's appearance is very rude in the west.
  直接說人的缺點在西方是非常粗魯?shù)男袪?
• Roden had already constructed a rude cabin for himself and his family in case of necessity.
  羅登已爲自己和家人搭好了一個簡陋的小木屋，以備不時之需。
• They only have rude tools.
  他們衹有些簡陋的工具.
• People of the Stone Age used rude tools.
  石器時代的人使用粗糙簡陋的工具.
• The whole camp was collected before a rude cabin on the outer edge of the clearing.
  全營的人都滙集在空地邊一間簡陋的小屋前.
• The pioneers lived in rude cabins.
  拓荒者住在簡陋的小屋裡.
• These hunters live in rude cabins.
  這些獵人住在簡陋的小屋裡.
• They farmed with rude agricultural implements in the countryside.
  在辳村,他們用簡陋的辳具種地.
• We built a rude shelter from rocks on the beach.
  我們用海灘上的巖石建了一個簡陋的庇護所.
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