粗zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • cóng yán shí shàng bō luò xià lái de xiǎo shí tóu piàn gǔn rù shān gǔ， wǒ men yòu shí zài shān jiǎo de fù jìn fā xiàn dà liàng cū cāo jiān ruì de shí tóu。
    The little pieces of which are broken off from hills and mountains roll down into the valleys, and we sometimes find great heaps of rough, sharp stones near the bottom of a mountain.
  • tā jiāng qù chú fáng gànhuó， bù huì pèng yǐ lǚ guǎn de kè rén。 zhǐ yào tā lǎo lǎo shí shí， zuò yī gè hǎo gōng rén， wǒ bìng bù zài hū tā de yán xíng cū sú。
    She ’ ll work in the kitchen and not meet the hotel guests. As long as she’ s honest and a good worker, I don’ t care if she’ s as common as muck.
  • bái yáng bù yī zhǒng píng tǎn de bái sè mián bù， bǐ xì mián bù cū yī xiē
    A plain white cotton cloth, heavier than muslin.
  • xíng sì liè quǎn de 'ōu zhōu xiǎo gǒu， shēn sè de pí máo cū ér yìng， kǒu bí chù yòu cù máo。
    European breed of small dog resembling a terrier with dark wiry hair and a tufted muzzle.
  • （ hǎi） yòng lái zhī chēng wéi gān de cū shéng huò jīn shǔ suǒ。
    (nautical) a heavy rope or wire cable used as a support for a mast or spar.
  • yòu cū duǎn jǐng xiàng de
    Having a short, thick neck.
  • yòu cū duǎn 'ér yòu lì de jǐng xiàng。
    having a thick short powerful neck.
  • cì xiù dǐ bù yī zhǒng cū cāo de yòu jiān xì de zhì wù， yòng lái zuò cái féng zhōng de chèn lǐ
    A fabric of coarse open weave, used as a foundation for needlework.
  • tā de cū xīn dà yì wú yì yú fàn zuì。
    His negligence was nothing less than criminal.
  • bèi nèi tè yīn wèitā liǎ cū xīn dà yì 'ér xùn chì tā men。
    Bennett got on them both for their negligence.
  • （ sān） hé guó mín dǎng de fǎn gòng zhèng cè zuò zhàn， xū yào yī zhěng tào de zhàn shù， wàn wàn bù kě cū xīn dà yì。
    3. A whole range of tactics is needed to combat the Kuomintang's anti-Communist policy, and there must be absolutely no carelessness or negligence.
  • tā bǎ tā miáo shù chéng yī gè cū xīn dà yì de rén。
    She wrote him down as negligent.
  • cū xīn dà yì bù yú guān zhù de qīng xiàng。
    a tendency to be negligent and uncaring.
  • zì cóng nà xiē cū bào de rén qiān lái yǐ hòu。 zhè gè dì qū de huán jìng jiù dà bù rú qián liǎo。
    The neighbourhood has gone down since those rough people moved in.
  • tā de zhí zǐ shì yī gè cū yě de nián qīng rén。
    His nephew is an uncouth young man.
  • cū máo xiàng dǎo quǎn 19 shì jì hòu qī chǎn yú hé lán de cū máo liè quǎn de rèn yī zhǒng
    Any of various wirehaired hunting dogs of a breed originating in the Netherlands in the late19th century.
  • zhè bǐ jiān tài xì， gěi wǒ ná zhī zhōng děng cū xì de má？
    The nib is too fine. Can I have medium pint?
  • lì rú， yòu yī zhǒng yí qì yóu gè zhǒng cháng dù hé cū xì bù tóng de mù gān shù zhe gòu chéng， xiàng jiǔ zhù xì yī yàng。
    One, for instance, consisted of rods of various lengths and thicknesses which would stand up on end like ninepins.
  • bèi duō fēn shēn cái cū duǎn jiēshí， bù xiū biān fú， yòu yī shuāng hēi sè mǐn ruì de yǎn jīng。 tā jù jué cuī méi zhé yāo shì quán guì。
    Beethoven is a short , stocky man, untidily dressed , with dark and piercing eyes He refused to bow down to the nobility.
  • yīn 'ér zài suǒ yòu de huò dà duō shù yóu mù shè huì zhōng， dōuyòu cū cāo de jiā tíng zhì zào yè， yòu xiē shè huì shèn zhì yòu jīng xì de jiā tíng zhì zào yè。
    In all or most nomad communities we find domestic manufactures of a coarse, and in some, of a fine kind.
  • ' zhè bù gān nǐ de shì ,' zhè gè qīng nián cū lǔ dì shuō。
    'It's none of your business,'the young man said rudely.
  • zhēn kě xī， yīn wéi tā běn lái bù shì gè cū yě de qiú yuán。
    Pity really, because he's not a rough player normally.
  • tā de huà tīng lái hěn bù lǐ mào， jiǎn zhí kě yǐ shuō shì cū lǔ。
    She sounded impolite, not to say rude.
  • cū huā ní yī zhǒng cū cāo bù píng de， tōng cháng wéi biǎo miàn cū cāo de máo liào zhì wù， yòng gè zhǒng xié wén máo ní zhì chéng， zhù yào yòng yú zhì zuò xiū xián tào zhuāng hé wài tào
    A coarse, rugged, often nubby woolen fabric made in any of various twill weaves and used chiefly for casual suits and coats.
  • hán xiān wéi duō dàn yíng yǎng dī de cū cāo shí pǐn； tā kě cì jī cháng rú dòng。
    coarse food high in fiber but low in nutrients; its bulk stimulates peristalsis.
  • chéng zhèn jū mín shí pǐn xiāo fèi kāi shǐ bǎi tuō yǐ liáng shí wéi zhù de cū fàng fāng shì， zhú jiàn xiàng jiǎng jiū yíng yǎng、 fēng wèi、 liáo xiào、 fāng biàn děng fāng miàn zhuǎn biàn。
    In food consumption, the urban residents have given up the mode of taking grain as the main food and are paying more attention to the nutritious value, taste, medical efficiency and convenience in food supply.
  • yī gè cū sú 'ér tǎo yàn de rén。
    a vulgar and objectionable person.
  • zài nà gè shí dài píng mín dà zhòng fēi cháng shòu zuì； wèitā liú xià píng mín lào yìn de xíng wéi； tā biǎn píng 'ér pǔ tōng de bí zǐ； yī gè cū sú 'ér tǎo yàn de rén； wū hé zhī zhòng。
    the common people in those days suffered greatly; behavior that branded him as common; his square plebeian nose; a vulgar and objectionable person; the unwashed masses.
  • zǔ zhòu yǔ hǎn jiào huò shì yán， yóu zhǐ bù jìng de、 cū sú de huò yín huì de
    An exclamation or oath, especially one that is profane, vulgar, or obscene.
  • méi yòu lǐ yóu zhè yàng cū lǔ。
    There was no occasion to be so rude.
  • nǐ de cū lǔ yǐ jī nù liǎo hěn duō rén。
    Your rudeness had offended many people.
  • gù yì mào fàn huò shāng hài de cū lǔ cí yǔ。
    a rude expression intended to offend or hurt.