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[ru:d]1) (not polite; showing bad manners: rude behaviour.) grob2) (vulgar; indecent: rude pictures.) prostaški•- rudely- rudeness* * *[ru:d]adjective ( rudely adverb)grob, robat, neotesan, neolikan, nevljuden (to do); osoren, surov, žaljiv, brutalen, neuglajen, neciviliziran, primitiven; nevzgojen, neizobražen; (o morju) razburkan; (o pokrajini) divji; (govorjenje) prostaški, surov, nesramen; (o poti) neraven; (zdravje) krepak, čil, zdrav; (življenjski pogoji) preprost, enostaven, primitiven; (o slogu) neumetniški, preprost; približen; neizdelan, nedokončan, nedovršen; nespreten, neeleganten; (o podnebju) ostera rude awakening figuratively odkritje neprijetne resnice, nenadno razočaranjerude verses — preprosti, neizumetničeni stihito be rude to s.o. — biti grob (osoren), do koga, žaliti koga
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