英语词汇“impolite”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

(adjective) in the sense of bad-mannered

Definition

discourteous

It would be most impolite to refuse a simple invitation to supper.

Synonyms

bad-mannered

rude

He's rude to her friends.

disrespectful

People shouldn't treat each other in this disrespectful way.

rough

He was rough and common.

churlish

It seemed churlish to refuse an offer meant so kindly.

boorish

the boorish behaviour of some players

insolent

They can be insolent and difficult to get along with.

uncouth

that oafish, uncouth person

unrefined

loutish

I was appalled by the loutish behaviour.

ungentlemanly

ungracious

I was often rude and ungracious in refusing help.

discourteous

Staff are often discourteous and sometimes downright rude.

indelicate

She could not touch upon such an indelicate subject.

uncivil

The shock of being addressed in such an uncivil tone was too much.

unladylike

indecorous

ungallant

ill-bred

They seemed to her rather vulgar and ill-bred.

unmannerly

ill-mannered

She would have considered it ill-mannered to show surprise.

Opposites

mannerly

polite

courteous

refined

gracious

respectful

, gallant,

well-bred

decorous

单词	impolite
释义	Trends of impolite View usage for: impolite (ɪmpəlaɪt) adjective If you say that someone is impolite, you mean that they are rather rude and do not have good manners. It is impolite to ask too many questions. It would be most ungracious and impolite to refuse a simple invitation to supperwith him. Synonyms: bad-mannered, rude, disrespectful, rough More Synonyms of impolite impolite in British English (ˌɪmpəˈlaɪt) adjective discourteous; rude; uncivil Derived forms impolitely (ˌimpoˈlitely) adverb impoliteness (ˌimpoˈliteness) noun impolite in American English (ˌɪmpəˈlaɪt) adjective not polite; ill-mannered; discourteous SIMILAR WORDS: rude Derived forms impolitely (ˌimpoˈlitely) adverb impoliteness (ˌimpoˈliteness) noun Word origin L impolitus, unpolished Examples of 'impolite' in a sentence impolite It's impolite for petitioners - or novices or even journeymen - to question their masters. Zindell, David THE BROKEN GOD (1995) The Spenser sisters giggled and whispered most of the time, which I thought was very impolite and immature. Andrews, Virginia WEB OF DREAMS (1995) As far as I know, he's managed to keep his distance without ever uttering an impolite word. Susan Elizabeth Phillips HEAVEN, TEXAS (1995) In other languages impolite British English: impolite ADJECTIVE If you say that someone is impolite, you mean that they are rather rude and do not have good manners. It is impolite to ask too many questions. American English: impolite Brazilian Portuguese: indelicado Chinese: 不礼貌的 European Spanish: maleducado French: impoli German: unhöflich Italian: scortese Japanese: 無礼な Korean: 무례한 European Portuguese: indelicado Latin American Spanish: maleducado Chinese translation of 'impolite' impolite (ɪmpəˈlaɪt) adj 没(沒)礼(禮)貌的 (méi lǐmào de) it would be impolite to refuse the invitation 拒绝(絕)邀请(請)将(將)会(會)是没(沒)礼(禮)貌的 (jùjué yāoqǐng jiāng huì shì méi lǐmào de) (adjective) in the sense of bad-mannered Definition discourteous It would be most impolite to refuse a simple invitation to supper. Synonyms bad-mannered rude He's rude to her friends. disrespectful People shouldn't treat each other in this disrespectful way. rough He was rough and common. churlish It seemed churlish to refuse an offer meant so kindly. boorish the boorish behaviour of some players insolent They can be insolent and difficult to get along with. uncouth that oafish, uncouth person unrefined loutish I was appalled by the loutish behaviour. ungentlemanly ungracious I was often rude and ungracious in refusing help. discourteous Staff are often discourteous and sometimes downright rude. indelicate She could not touch upon such an indelicate subject. uncivil The shock of being addressed in such an uncivil tone was too much. unladylike indecorous ungallant ill-bred They seemed to her rather vulgar and ill-bred. unmannerly ill-mannered She would have considered it ill-mannered to show surprise. Opposites mannerly , polite , courteous , refined , gracious , respectful , gallant, well-bred , decorous Additional synonyms in the sense of boorish the boorish behaviour of some players Synonyms loutish, gross, crude, rude, hick (informal, US, Canadian), coarse, vulgar, rustic, barbaric, churlish, uneducated, bearish, uncouth, unrefined, uncivilized, clownish, oafish, lubberly in the sense of churlish Definition surly and rude It seemed churlish to refuse an offer meant so kindly. Synonyms rude, harsh, crabbed, vulgar, sullen, surly, morose, brusque, ill-tempered, boorish, uncouth, impolite, loutish, oafish, uncivil, unmannerly in the sense of discourteous Definition showing bad manners Staff are often discourteous and sometimes downright rude. Synonyms rude, abrupt, curt, disrespectful, brusque, offhand, boorish, bad-mannered, insolent, impolite, ungentlemanly, ungracious, uncivil, ill-bred, unmannerly, ill-mannered, uncourteous Synonyms of 'impolite' impolite Explore 'impolite' in the dictionary
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