rustic

• Describe algo característico del campo o de la vida rural, o que es simple, sin refinamiento o tosco.

Describes something that is characteristic of the countryside, simple, or unsophisticated.

1. Relating to the countrysideB2formal

   Characteristic of rural life; simple, plain, and unsophisticated.

   Rústico

   • They stayed in a rustic cabin in the mountains.
   • The village has a rustic charm that attracts tourists.
   • She prefers rustic furniture made from natural wood.

   Sinónimosagrarianagriculturalbucoliccountrifiedcountrypastoralprovincialruralsylvan

   Antónimoscosmopolitanmetropolitansophisticatedurbanurbane

2. Rough or unrefinedB2formal

   Lacking elegance or polish; crude in appearance or manner.

   Rudo o carente de refinamiento

   • His rustic manners were out of place at the formal dinner.
   • The building had a rustic, unfinished look.
   • The wine had a rustic flavor, reminiscent of the countryside.

   Sinónimosbarbarousboorishcloddishcoarsecrudegaucheinelegantloutishroughrudeuncouthuncultivatedunpolishedunrefined

   Antónimosculturedelegantgracefulpolishedrefinedsophisticatedurbane

• Sustantivo que designa a una persona del campo o de una zona rural, a menudo con modales o aspecto sencillos, poco sofisticados o rústicos. También puede referirse a alguien considerado inculto o tosco.

A noun referring to a person from the countryside, often characterized by a simple, unsophisticated, or rural manner or appearance.

1. Country personB2formal

   A person from the countryside, often considered unsophisticated or simple.

   Persona rústica o campesina

   • The rustic was unfamiliar with city customs.
   • The play features a rustic who moves to the city.
   • He was a rustic at heart, preferring the quiet of the farm.

   Sinónimosbumpkinclodhoppercountrymancountrywomanpeasantprovincialyokel

   Antónimoscosmopolitansophisticate