n.粗鲁讨厌的人，粗野的人

原形：boor复数：boors

His behavior at the dinner party was utterly boorish; he made several inappropriate jokes and dominated every conversation.
他在晚宴上的行为极其粗鲁，讲了几则不得体的笑话，并且控制了每一次对话。
The customer's constant interruptions and demands displayed a level of boorishness that was hard to tolerate.
顾客不断的打断和要求展现出一种难以忍受的粗鲁无礼。
It's unwise to be a boor in a professional setting, as it can damage your reputation and hinder career advancement.
在职业场合表现得粗鲁是不明智的，因为这会损害你的声誉并阻碍职业发展。
The movie's protagonist starts off as a boor but gradually learns the value of kindness and respect through his experiences.
电影的主角起初是个粗鲁的人，但通过经历逐渐学会了善良和尊重的价值。
Don't let a few boors ruin your evening; focus on enjoying the company of those who are pleasant and polite.
不要让几个粗鲁的人破坏了你的夜晚，专注于享受那些令人愉快且有礼貌的同伴的陪伴。
His boorish comment about her appearance made her feel uncomfortable and undervalued.
他对她外貌的粗鲁评论让她感到不舒服，觉得自己被轻视了。
In high society, boorish behavior is often met with social ostracism, as refinement and manners are highly valued.
在上流社会中，粗鲁的行为常常会遭到社交排斥，因为精致的举止和礼仪是非常受重视的。
The tourist's boorish insistence on taking pictures without permission offended the locals.
那位游客粗鲁地坚持未经允许就拍照，冒犯了当地人。
Despite his wealth and success, his boorish demeanor prevented him from making any real friends.
尽管他富有且成功，但他的粗鲁态度使他无法结交到真正的朋友。
Learning etiquette is essential to avoid coming across as a boor, especially in formal gatherings.
学习礼仪对于避免在正式聚会中显得粗鲁至关重要。