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1. a грубый, невежливый; оскорбительный2. a невоспитанный; неучтивыйit was very rude of you to have kept me waiting — с вашей стороны было очень невежливо заставлять меня ждать
3. a примитивный, некультурный4. a необработанный, неотделанный; сырой5. a грубо сделанный, топорный6. a неотшлифованный, неотделанный7. a дикий, необработанный8. a бурный9. a сильный10. a резкий, неприятный11. a внезапныйСинонимический ряд:1. abrupt (adj.) abrupt; brusque; curt; tactless2. angular (adj.) angular; lumpy; roughhewn; undressed; unfashioned; unfinished; unformed; unhewn; unworked; unwrought3. approximate (adj.) approximate; proximate; rough4. discourteous (adj.) bad-mannered; contemptuous; discourteous; disgracious; disrespectful; ill; ill-mannered; impertinent; impolite; imprudent; impudent; incivil; incondite; inconsiderate; inurbane; mannerless; uncalled-for; uncourteous; ungracious; unhandsome; unmannered; unmannerly; unpolished5. dissonant (adj.) cacophonic; cacophonous; discordant; disharmonic; disharmonious; dissonant; immusical; inharmonic; inharmonious; unharmonious; unmusical6. ignorant (adj.) benighted; empty-headed; ignorant; illiterate; know-nothing; uninstructed; unlettered; unschooled7. ill-bred (adj.) ill-bred; rustic; unrefined8. inexperienced (adj.) callow; fresh; green; inexperienced; inexpert; unconversant; unexperienced; unfleshed; unpracticed; unseasoned; untried; unversed; young9. raw (adj.) barbarian; barbaric; barbarous; boorish; churlish; coarse; crass; crude; earthy; gauche; Gothic; gross; Hunnic; Hunnish; incult; inelegant; low; Philistine; primitive; raw; savage; tasteless; uncivil; uncouth; uncultivated; vulgar; wild10. uncivilized (adj.) uncivilised; uncivilized; uncultured; uneducated; unlearned; untaught; untrained; untutoredАнтонимический ряд:chivalrous; civil; civilised; congenial; considerate; cordial; courteous; courtly; cultured; decorous; dignified; polite; refined; urbane -
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1. a невежливый, грубый2. a амер. негражданственный; лишённый гражданских чувств3. a редк. нецивилизованныйСинонимический ряд:1. barbarian (adj.) barbarian; barbaric; barbarous; coarse; Gothic; Hunnic; Hunnish; Neanderthal; primitive; savage; uncivilised; uncivilized; uncultivated; wild2. rude (adj.) crass; discourteous; disgracious; disrespectful; ill; ill-bred; ill-mannered; impertinent; impolite; impudent; incivil; incondite; inurbane; irreverent; mannerless; rude; uncalled-for; uncourteous; uncouth; ungracious; unhandsome; unmannered; unmannerly; unpolished
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coarse — [[t]kɔrs, koʊrs[/t]] adj. coars•er, coars•est 1) composed of relatively large parts or particles: coarse sand[/ex] 2) lacking in fineness or delicacy of texture, structure, etc.: coarse fabric[/ex] 3) harsh; grating 4) lacking refinement;… … From formal English to slang
coarse — coarsely, adv. coarseness, n. /kawrs, kohrs/, adj., coarser, coarsest. 1. composed of relatively large parts or particles: The beach had rough, coarse sand. 2. lacking in fineness or delicacy of texture, structure, etc.: The stiff, coarse fabric… … Universalium
coarse — /kɔs / (say kaws) adjective (coarser, coarsest) 1. of inferior or faulty quality; not pure or choice; common; base. 2. composed of relatively large parts or particles: coarse sand. 3. lacking in fineness or delicacy of texture, structure, etc. 4 …
coarse — adjective /kɔː(ɹ)s,kɔː(ɹ)s,koʊɹs/ a) Composed of large parts or particles; of inferior quality or appearance; not fine in material or close in texture. coarse manners b) Lacking refinement, taste or delicacy; coarse language Syn: thick, rough,… … Wiktionary