boor

boor

中文释义

名词：粗鲁无礼的人；乡下人
形容词：粗鲁的；没有教养的

词语辨析

boor、rustic、yokel、bumpkin、hick、hillbilly
这些词都指粗鲁无礼或没有教养的人。
boor：侧重指举止粗鲁、无礼的人。
rustic：指不懂礼貌、粗俗的乡下人。
yokel：指乡下人，尤指笨拙愚蠢的。
bumpkin：指愚蠢或粗俗的乡巴佬。
hick：指乡巴佬，常用于贬义。
hillbilly：指住在山区的乡巴佬，常用于贬义。

词汇扩充

boorish：形容词，意为“粗鲁的；没教养的”。

近义词

lout、clod、churl、ruffian、vulgarian

反义词

gentleman、polite person、lady、cultured person

柯林斯词典

名词：
1. A boor is a rude, awkward, or insensitive person.
2. A boor is someone from the country who has simple manners and is not very polite or comfortable in social situations.
形容词：
1. If you describe someone as boorish, you mean that they are rough, rude, or insensitive.

牛津词典

名词：
1. A rude, clumsy, or ill-mannered person.
2. An unrefined country person.
形容词：
1. Rough and bad-mannered.

用法

1. The man's boorish behavior offended everyone at the party.
2. He's such a boor, always interrupting people when they speak.
3. She married a boor from a small village and now regrets it.
4. The boors at the next table were making a lot of noise.
5. Despite his success, he remained a boor at heart.
6. His boorish attitude made him unpopular among his colleagues.

例句

1. The boorish behavior of the guest shocked everyone in attendance. (这位客人粗鲁的行为震惊了在场的每个人。)
2. He was known for his boorish manners and lack of social graces. (他以粗鲁的举止和缺乏社交技巧而闻名。)
3. She couldn't stand his boorish attitude towards women. (她无法忍受他对待女性的粗鲁态度。)
4. He acted like a boor, pushing past people in line without saying excuse me. (他表现得像个粗鲁的人，在排队时推搡过去，连声道歉都没有。)
5. The wealthy businessman proved to be nothing more than a boor in social settings. (这位富有的商人在社交场合中只不过是个粗鲁之人。)
6. His boorish behavior towards the waitstaff got him banned from the restaurant. (他对待服务员的粗鲁行为导致他被餐厅禁止入内。)
7. She regretted marrying a boor who had no interest in culture or refinement. (她后悔嫁给一个对文化和修养没有兴趣的乡下人。)
8. Despite his boorish manners, he managed to charm her with his sense of humor. (尽管他举止粗鲁，但凭借他的幽默感，他成功地迷住了她。)
9. He was mocked by his colleagues for his boorish appearance and lack of sophistication. (他因举止粗俗、缺乏教养而受到同事们的嘲笑。)
10. The boors at the neighboring table were loud and obnoxious. (邻桌上的粗鲁之人吵闹得让人讨厌。)
11. She tried her best to avoid the company of boors at social events. (她尽力避免在社交场合中与粗鲁之辈为伍。)
12. His boorish behavior towards women earned him a reputation as a misogynist. (他对待女性的粗鲁行为使他被誉为一个厌女症者。)
13. Despite his wealth, he remained a boor at heart, with no regard for others. (尽管他很富有，但他内心仍然是个粗鲁之人，对别人毫不关心。)
14. She was shocked by the boorish behavior of her date during the dinner. (晚餐期间，她对约会对象的粗鲁行为感到震惊。)
15. The boorish attitude of the customer made the salesperson lose patience. (顾客的粗鲁态度让销售人员失去了耐心。)
16. His boorish comments offended everyone in the room. (他粗鲁的评论冒犯了房间里的每个人。)
17. She couldn't believe her friend would choose such a boorish husband. (她无法相信她的朋友会选择一个如此粗鲁的丈夫。)
18. The boorish behavior of the unruly teenagers caused a disturbance in the park. (这些粗鲁的行为举止不端的青少年在公园内引起了骚乱。)
19. His boorish manners were a reflection of his upbringing in a rough neighborhood. (他粗鲁的举止是他在一个粗暴社区中长大的反映。)
20. Despite his boorish behavior, he managed to make a good impression on his girlfriend's parents. (尽管他的行为粗鲁，但他设法给他女朋友的父母留下了好印象。)
21. She couldn't tolerate his boorish jokes anymore and decided to end the relationship. (她再也无法忍受他粗鲁的笑话了，决定结束这段关系。)