His manner seemed rather boorish.(他的舉止看上去很俗氣。)

Both considered the act boorish and uncivilized. Spitting among the peasantry and the proletariat seemed more acceptable.(在農(nóng)民和工人當(dāng)中，隨地吐痰似乎更能夠被接受。)

In parts of East Asia, gesturing is considered boorish behaviour, and would be rude in a professional setting.(在有些東亞地區(qū)，使用手勢(shì)被認(rèn)為是粗魯?shù)男袨椋以诼殬I(yè)場(chǎng)合中會(huì)很無(wú)禮。)

That is indeed boorish and not the behaviour of our readers.(那樣做實(shí)在很粗野，不是我們的讀者所應(yīng)為。)

Having the characteristics of a lout; awkward, stupid, and boorish.(粗鄙的鄉(xiāng)下人具有粗鄙者特點(diǎn)的，笨拙的，愚蠢的，鄉(xiāng)下人的。)

Here we see another example of his folly, as he encourages his son to be just as boorish and awful as he is.(在這里我們又看到了一個(gè)例子來(lái)顯示他的蠢笨，他鼓勵(lì)他兒子像他一樣惡劣、俗不可耐。)

I found him rather boorish and aggressive.(我發(fā)現(xiàn)他相當(dāng)粗野和好斗。)

There is only one reason that a couple like Wilma and Fred Flintstone could stay together, despite her somewhat shrewish nature and his boorish antics.(僅有一個(gè)原因可以解釋為什么威爾瑪和弗雷德·福林斯能夠生活在一起，盡管威爾瑪生性有些暴躁，弗雷德也有些粗魯滑稽。)

The review by Duke's executive vice president was spurred by reports of "boorish behavior" by the lacrosse team, Alleva said.(杜克大學(xué)執(zhí)行副校長(zhǎng)的檢查對(duì)球隊(duì)的“粗鄙行為”記錄大加鞭策，艾利瓦說(shuō)。)

One of the drawbacks to attending a sporting event can be the boorish behavior of some fans who have pounded down the brewskies .(去現(xiàn)場(chǎng)看比賽有一個(gè)缺點(diǎn)，那就是可能遇上一些不文明的行為，比如有些滿(mǎn)身酒氣的球迷會(huì)突然開(kāi)始嘔吐。)