rube

UK
/ruːb/
US
/rub/
rubesubstantiv
rubes
Pl.
UK
/ruːb/
US
/rub/
Übersetzungen
The city folk considered him a rube because he was from a small town.
Горожане считали его простаком, потому что он был из маленького городка.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
A country bumpkin or an unsophisticated person from a rural area.
The city slickers laughed at the rube's confusion over the subway system.
An inexperienced or gullible person who is easily tricked or deceived.
The magician’s patter kept the rubes entertained and unsuspecting.
Synonyme
naive person
country bumpkin
rubeadjektiv
more rube
Komp.
most rube
Super.
UK
/ruːb/
US
/ruːb/
Used attributively to describe something or someone unsophisticated, rustic, or lacking polish.
Definitionen
Unsophisticated, rustic, or lacking urban refinement.
His rube manners stood out at the elegant banquet.
rubeeigenname
Definitionen
A male given name, often a nickname for Reuben.
Rube threw a fastball that left the batter frozen.