rudeness

rudeness
noun grosería
rudeness
tr['rʊːdnəs]
noun
1 (of person) falta de educación; (of behaviour) grosería
2 (simplicity) rudeza, tosquedad nombre femenino
3 (impropriety) grosería
rudeness ['ru:dnəs] n
1) impoliteness: grosería f, descortesía f, falta f de educación
2) roughness: tosquedad f
3) suddenness: brusquedad f
rudeness
n.
crudeza s.f.
descomedimiento s.m.
descortesía s.f.
grosería s.f.
rudeza s.f.
'ruːdnəs, 'ruːdnɪs
mass noun
a) (impoliteness) grosería f, mala educación f
b) (vulgarity) (BrE) ordinariez f
['ruːdnɪs]
N
1) (=impoliteness) [of person, behaviour] grosería f , falta f de educación; [of reply, remark] falta f de educación
2) (=obscenity) grosería f
3) (=primitiveness) [of shelter, table] tosquedad f , lo rudimentario; [of tool, device, implement] lo burdo, lo rudimentario
* * *
['ruːdnəs, 'ruːdnɪs]
mass noun
a) (impoliteness) grosería f, mala educación f
b) (vulgarity) (BrE) ordinariez f

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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