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crudely

/ˈkruːd.li/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « de manière grossière, sans finesse ni précision, ou de façon primitive et sommaire ». Peut décrire des actions exécutées sans habileté, tact ou raffinement, ou quelque chose fait de manière simple ou temporaire.

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/ˈkruːd.li/B2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « de manière grossière, sans finesse ni précision, ou de façon primitive et sommaire ». Peut décrire des actions exécutées sans habileté, tact ou raffinement, ou quelque chose fait de manière simple ou temporaire.

An adverb meaning "in a rough, unrefined, or primitive manner." It can describe actions done without skill, tact, or sophistication, or something constructed in a basic or makeshift way.

  1. In a rough or unrefined mannerB2formal

    Done in a simple, basic, or unpolished way, lacking sophistication or detail.

    frde manière brute

    • The sculpture was crudely carved from a block of wood.
    • He crudely sketched the map on a napkin.
    • The plan was crudely put together without much thought.

    Synonymesclumsilycoarselyinelegantlyprimitivelyroughly

    Antonymesdelicatelyelegantlyfinelyskillfullysubtly

  2. In a rude or offensive mannerB2formal

    Behaving or speaking in a way that is vulgar, impolite, or lacking tact.

    frde manière grossière

    • He crudely interrupted the speaker during the meeting.
    • She crudely dismissed his suggestion without consideration.
    • The comedian crudely joked about sensitive topics.

    Synonymescoarselyimpolitelyindecentlyobscenelyoffensivelyrudelyuncouthlyvulgarly

    Antonymescivillycourteouslypolitelyrespectfullytactfully

Formes
  • more crudely comparative form
  • most crudely superlative form
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