adj.庸俗的，市侩的，低级的
n.对文化艺术无知的人，文化修养低的人

原形：philistine复数：philistines

The critics were universally regarded as philistines, unable to appreciate true artistry.
批评家们普遍被认为是庸俗之人，无法欣赏真正的艺术。
He has a disdain for the philistine lifestyle, always seeking out more intellectual pursuits.
他对世俗的生活方式嗤之以鼻，总是追求更高层次的智力活动。
She was accused of being a philistine for preferring practicality over aesthetics.
她因偏爱实用而非美感而被指责为庸俗之人。
The philosopher criticized the philistine approach to education that emphasized memorization over critical thinking.
这位哲学家批评了那种过于重视死记硬背、忽视批判性思考的教育方法。
The art collector was known to have a philistine taste, preferring modern paintings to the classics.
这位艺术品收藏家的品味被公认为粗俗，他更喜欢现代画作而非经典之作。
In their view, the government's decision was a philistine one, ignoring the cultural significance of the site.
在他们看来，政府的决定是缺乏文化素养的，忽略了遗址的重要意义。
Many intellectuals consider the average Joe a philistine when it comes to discussing highbrow literature.
许多知识分子在讨论高雅文学时，认为普通大众是俗人。
The philistine attitude towards classical music is a common complaint among concertgoers.
对古典音乐的粗鄙态度是音乐会观众常有的抱怨。
Her sophisticated palate was in stark contrast to her husband's philistine eating habits.
她的精致口味与丈夫的粗鄙饮食习惯形成了鲜明对比。
The architect was dismayed by the philistine alterations made to his original design.
这位建筑师对那些对他的原始设计做出的庸俗修改感到沮丧。