Vocab Bloom Hub

rude

/ruːd/

Tradução: Descreve comportamento ou linguagem que são ofensivos, grosseiros ou que demonstram falta de respeito e educação.

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Relações da palavra

adjective

/ruːd/A2formal
  • ptDescreve comportamento ou linguagem que são ofensivos, grosseiros ou que demonstram falta de respeito e educação.

Describes behavior or language that is offensive, impolite, or not showing respect.

  1. Impolite or disrespectfulA2formal

    Behaving in a way that is not polite or shows a lack of respect for others.

    ptGrosso

    • It is rude to interrupt someone while they are speaking.
    • He made a rude comment about her appearance.
    • The waiter was very rude to the customers.

    Sinônimosdiscourteousdisrespectfulill-manneredimpertinentimpoliteinsolentuncivilunmannerly

    Antônimoscivilconsideratecourteousdeferentialgraciousmannerlypoliterespectful

  2. Vulgar or offensiveB1informal

    Referring to language or behavior that is sexually explicit or offensive.

    ptObsceno

    • The comedian told a rude joke that made the audience uncomfortable.
    • She was offended by his rude gestures.
    • The movie was criticized for its rude content.

    Sinônimosbawdycoarsecrudedirtyfilthyindecentlewdobsceneoffensiveprofaneraunchysalacioussmuttysuggestivevulgar

    Antônimosdecentpoliteproperrefinedtasteful

  3. Crudely made or simpleC1formal

    Made in a simple, rough, or unrefined way.

    ptGrosseiro

    • The early settlers built rude shelters from logs and mud.
    • He sketched a rude map on a napkin.
    • The tool was a rude but effective device.

    Sinônimosbasiccoarsecrudemakeshiftprimitiveroughroughhewnsimpleunpolishedunrefined

Formas
  • ruder comparative form
  • rudest superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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