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rude
UK
/ruːd/
US
/rud/
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rude
adjective
ruder
Comp.
rudest
Super.
UK
/ruːd/
US
/rud/
impoli
Le plus courant pour une personne ou des propos.
His rude comments during the meeting upset everyone.
Ses remarques impolies pendant la réunion ont contrarié tout le monde.
Additional translations
grossier
Pour quelque chose de mal fini, peu soigné ou manquant de raffinement.
brutal
Pour un événement ou une surprise désagréable, souvent brusque.
robuste
Surtout dans l'expression figée « in rude health ».
violent
Pour des effets naturels ou des forces brutales.
Synonyms
impolite
offensive
disrespectful
ill-mannered
uncivil
boorish
insolent
brash
impertinent
churlish
Antonyms
polite
courteous
respectful
rude
adverb
UK
/ruːd/
US
/rud/
Archaic/poetic use meaning ‘roughly or violently’.
Additional translations
rudement
Emploi archaïque ou littéraire.
Synonyms
rudely
impolitely
discourteously
insolently
offensively
abruptly
bluntly
roughly
uncivilly
crassly
Definitions
rude
adjective
Offensively impolite or ill-mannered.
His rude comments during the meeting upset everyone.
Roughly made or done; lacking sophistication.
The sculpture had a rude charm, with its unpolished surfaces and simple lines.
Unexpected and unpleasant.
The sudden storm was a rude interruption to their picnic.
In robust or good health; strong (chiefly in the phrase "in rude health").
Despite his advanced years, he remained in rude health.
Harsh or violent in effect, especially of natural forces.
A rude blast of wind slammed the door shut.
rude
adverb
In a rough, harsh, or violent manner (archaic).
The storm-wind blew rude against the cliff.
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