boorishly

boorishly

美 [ˈbʊrɪʃlɪ] 　英 [ˈbʊərɪʃlɪ]

• adv.乡下气地

英汉解释

adv.	1. 乡下气地,粗鄙地,俗气地

英英解释

adv.	1. in a boorish manner

例句

Face lane after disfiguring, again no one dared to come to her this pure Quan Yuan to "deed boorishly" .

脸弄毁容后，就再没有人敢来她这清绻苑“撒野”了。

The Luo silk does not appreciate his work, thinks boorishly , but she the formidable strength which is manifested by the work moves.

罗丝不欣赏他的作品，觉得粗野，可是她被作品体现出来的强大力量打动了。

In an open letter they criticised "hawks" among their officers who "spoke roughly and acted boorishly" .

在一封公开信中，他们批评“鹰派”官员“语言粗鲁，行动粗暴”。

"Of course I'm glad, lass, " he answered, boorishly , opening his knife again, and scraping away at the hedge-stake.

“我当然是高兴的，小姑娘，”他粗野地答道，重新打开他的折叠小刀，刮掉树篱桩子上的树皮。

They are often boorishly good-natured: they enjoy practical jokes and spectator sports.

他们既粗野又有好性子：他们喜欢恶作剧，喜欢人多时的欢闹场景。

In this lies, people unscrupulously drink, act boorishly to perhaps fish for fame.

于这个谎言中，人们恣意喝酒、撒野或者沽名钓誉。