粗zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • tā cū sú wú lǐ， shǐ wǒ chī liǎo yī jīng。
    I was rather taken aback by his rudeness.
  • tā mǎi liǎo yī tiáo cū máo tǎn zǐ。
    he bought a shag rug.
  • cū máo dì tǎn yóu cǐ zhǒng zhì wù zuò de cū jiào cháng dì tǎn， chǎn yú yìn dù
    A coarse rug of this fabric, made in India.
  • yòng cū cāo de zhì wù zhì qǐ lái de， mián huā lǐ tián chōng zhe yáng máo。
    a rug made of a coarse fabric having a cotton warp and a wool filling.
  • （ zhǐ jǔ zhǐ） cū sú bèn zhuō。
    (of behavior) rustic and uncouth.
  • zuò wéi yī kuài shí tóu（ shàng tiān） gěi liǎo tā hěn cū sú de wài biǎo。
    as of stone, to give it a rustic look.
  • tiān zhēn de xiāng cūn nán hái； cū sú de nóng mín； xiāng yě xiǎo zhèn； méng tè mǎ tè de yè shēng huó ràng tiān zhēn chún jié de lǚ xíng zhě wàng 'ér shēng wèi。
    bumpkinly country boys; rustic farmers; a hick town; the nightlife of Montmartre awed the unsophisticated tourists.
  • yú shì wǒ men quán tǐ， bāo kuò nà cū yě de nián qīng rén zài nèi， dū lā guò yǐ zǐ lái wéi zhuō 'ér zuò。 zài wǒ men pǐn cháng shí wù shí， sì xià lǐ yī piàn yán jùn de chén mò。
    And we all, including the rustic youth, drew round the table: an austere silence prevailing while we discussed our meal.
  • liáng tíng， téng jià huā yuán huò gōng yuán zhōng de yìn liáng xiū xī chǎng suǒ， cháng yǐ cū miàn shí gōng huò gé jià zhì chéng， qí shàng shēngzhǎng zhe zhí wù， rú pān yuán guàn mù huò pá téng
    A shady resting place in a garden or park, often made of rustic work or latticework on which plants, such as climbing shrubs or vines, are grown.
  • yóu yú bāo zhuāng cū lòu， huò wù xiù sǔn dé hěn yán zhòng。 kǒng pà wǒ men bù dé bù yīn bāo zhuāng tàichà 'ér xiàng nǐ fāng tí chū suǒ péi。
    Owing to rough packing, the goods is seriously rusty. I am afraid we have to lodge a claim with you for rough packing.
  • guò qù nà zhǒng jiǎn dān piàn miàn、 cū bào guò huǒ de suǒ wèi pī pàn， yǐ jí cán kù dǒu zhēng、 wú qíng dǎ jī de chǔlǐ fāng fǎ， jué bù néng chóngfù。
    The ruthless methods used in the past--the over-simplified, one-sided, crude, excessive criticism and merciless attacks--must never be repeated.
  • cū cāo de hēi mài miàn fěn zuò chéng de miàn bāo。
    bread made of coarse rye flour.
  • luǒ mài cū miàn bāo yī zhǒng yòng zhěng gè mó guò de cū cāo dà mài zhì chéng de hēi sè suān wèi miàn bāo
    A dark, sourish bread made from whole, coarsely ground rye.
  • fū ruǎn cóng hēi mài huò xiǎo mài miàn jīn zhōng tí qǔ de yī zhǒng cū dàn bái
    Any of several simple proteins derived from rye or wheat gluten.
  • lèi sì yú fān bù de cū cāo xiān wéi。
    a coarse cloth resembling sacking.
  • yòng lái zhì zuò dài zǐ huò má bù dài de cū cāo xiān wéi。
    coarse fabric used for bags or sacks.
  • má dài bù yī zhǒng lèi sì cū má bù de cū cāo bù， céng yòng lái zhì zuò yùn zànghónghuā yòng de bù dài
    A coarse, loosely woven material like burlap, once used to make sacks for shipping saffron.
  • tā men xí guàn chī cū liè de shí wù。
    They are accustomed to eating poor food.
  • wǒ xí guàn yú cū shū dàn fàn。
    I am accustomed to humble fare.
  • zài gěi mén pēn qī shí yào cū cā yī xià。
    rough-sand the door before painting it.
  • cū shí； cū cāo de shā zǐ； cū cāo de biān zhì。
    coarse meal; coarse sand; a coarse weave.
  • zuò cán yī zhǒng chǎn yú yà zhōu de cán， shì yī zhǒng dà xíng de tiān cán 'é（ yì dà lì dà cán 'é huā dà cán 'é shǔ） de yòu chóng， néng tù chū hè sè huò huáng sè de cū sī
    An Asian silkworm, the larva of a large saturniid moth(Antheraea paphia), that produces a coarse brownish or yellowish silk.
  • shǐ cū sú， shǐ yě mán shǐ huò biàn dé wú zhī de、 yě mán de huò méi yòu jiào yǎng de
    To make or become crude, savage, or barbarous.
  • yě mán de rù qīn zhě； yě mán de xíng jìng； yě mán rén； dǒu 'ōu shì cū lǔ、 bù wén míng de， tè bié shì rú guǒ shǐ yòng liǎo wǔ qì héng héng mǎ gé lì tè · mǐ 'āi dé； yě mán de bù luò。
    barbarian invaders; barbaric practices; a savage people; fighting is crude and uncivilized especially if the weapons are efficient-Margaret Meade; wild tribes.
  • bái yín shí dài zhī hòu jiù shì qīng tóng shí dài。 rén men de bǐng xìng gèng jiā cū yě， dòng zhé jiù yào dà xīng gān gē， dàn shì hái méi yòu dá dào shí 'è bù shè de dì bù。
    Next to the Age of Silver came that of brass, more savage of temper and readier for the strife of arms, yet not altogether wicked.
  • sī kān de nà wéi yà rén de tóu fā yòu xì yòu zhí， xiàng yīng 'ér de tóu fā nà yàng xiān xì； zhōng bù 'ōu zhōu rén de tóu fā bù xì bù cū ；
    Scandinavians normally have thin, straight, baby-fine hair, and mid Europeans hair that is neither too fine nor too coarse.
  • sī kān de nà wéi yà rén de tóu fā yòu xì yòu zhí， xiàng yīng 'ér de tóu fā nà yàng xiān xì； zhōng bù 'ōu zhōu rén de tóu fā bù xì bù cū ； yìn dù cì dà lù rén de tóu fā cū qiě dǎ liǔ； zhōng dōng rén de tóu fā dōuhěn jiēshí； zhōng guó rén hé rì běn rén de tóu fā fēi cháng zhí shùn； ér lā dīng yǔ guó jiā jí běi fēi dì qū rén men de tóu fā juǎnqū 'ér nóng mì。
    Scandinavians normally have thin, straight, baby-fine hair, and mid Europeans hair that is neither too fine nor too coarse. People native to the Indian subcontinent have coarse textured tresses while Middle Eastern populations have strong hair. The hair of Chinese and Japanese people is very straight; that of Latin-speaking and North African peoples can be very frizzy and thick.
  • （ zhǐ dēng guāng） róng yì yīn wéi cū cāo biǎo miàn de fǎn shè huò zhě chuān guò bàn tòu míng wù zhì 'ér sǎnshè。
    (of light rays) subjected to scattering by reflection from a rough surface or transmission through a translucent material.
  • tǔ láng， liè gǒu fēi zhōu hé yà zhōu láng kē zhōng jǐ zhǒng shí ròu bǔ rǔ dòng wù de rèn hé yī zhǒng， chī shí yǔ shí fǔ dòng wù yī yàng， è yòu lì， hòu tuǐ xiāng duì jiào duǎn， máo fā cū cāo
    Any of several carnivorous mammals of the family Hyaenidae of Africa and Asia, which feed as scavengers and have powerful jaws, relatively short hind limbs, and coarse hair.
  • wǒ 'ér zǐ zuò jiā tíng zuò yè zǒng shì cū xīn dà yì， tā gōng kè bù hǎo de yuán yīn jiù zài zhè lǐ。
    My son does his homework harum-scarum, and that is why his schoolwork is so poor.
  • wǒ mǔ qīn yīn wǒ duì nǐ tài dù cū lǔ 'ér xùn chì liǎo wǒ。
    My mother scold me for is rude to you.
  • mǎ kè duì lǎo bǎn chéng tiān cū bào de pī píng zhǐ dé rěn qì tūn shēng， ér huí dào jiā lǐ jiù mà hái zǐ chū qì。
    Mark had to take his boss's rough criticisms all day and he would blow off steam at home by scolding his children.