Definition of the word rudely

Definition of the word rudely

Pronunciation of vocabulary rudely

rudelyadverb
bất lịch sự, thô lỗ, thô sơ, đơn giản
/ˈruːdli/

Origin of the word rudely

"Rudely" comes from the Old English word "rūde," meaning "rough, harsh, crude, or uncultured." Over time, "rude" acquired its current meaning of "discourteous" or "impolite." "Rudely" then developed as an adverb from "rude," signifying an action or behavior carried out in a rough, discourteous manner. The connection between the original meaning of "rough" and the modern meaning of "discourteous" is likely due to the association of rough behavior with a lack of social refinement and consideration for others.

Vocabulary summary rudely

type adverb

meaning rude; impolite

example to behave rudely-behave impolitely

meaning rude

example rudely-fashioned weapons

meaning rude; abrupt; abrupt

example rudely awakened by screams and shouts-suddenly awakened by shouts, screams

Example of vocabulary rudelynamespace

in a way that shows a lack of respect for other people and their feelings

theo cách đó cho thấy sự thiếu tôn trọng đối với người khác và cảm xúc của họ

They brushed rudely past us.
Họ lướt qua chúng tôi một cách thô lỗ.
‘What do you want?’ she asked rudely.
“Anh muốn gì?” cô hỏi một cách thô lỗ.
He waved her rudely away.
Anh thô lỗ xua cô đi.
She stormed out of the room, slamming the door behind her in a rude manner.
Cô ta lao ra khỏi phòng và đóng sầm cửa lại một cách thô lỗ.
The barista handed me my coffee without even a smile or a greeting, acting quite rudely.
Nhân viên pha chế đưa cho tôi cốc cà phê mà không hề mỉm cười hay chào hỏi, hành động khá thô lỗ.