Significats de as uncouth en anglès

But the minnie leaders were often as uncouth and rebellious as their flock.

Theckla is as uncouth and craggy a word as one of his native rocks.

His looks were atrocious, his bearing boorish, and he could only be described as uncouth.

Donne's verse is usually as uncouth as his thought.

Seem as uncouth to him as the pictograph

He was a burly untidy-looking man, and frequently as uncouth in speech, a demagogue and excitable.

These vagabonds, half wild and as uncouth as ever, spoke in the gipsy language to each other.

And I daresay my appearance seemed as uncouth to him as his travelling dress appeared to me.

Making a pass at Ai would be as uncouth as yelling at a flower to hurry up.

Sure folks have called her stance out as uncouth and unacceptable-I mean, why are her shoes on the sofa?

They were the roughest-looking set of men I ever beheld, and their language was as uncouth as their persons.

He describes Edison as uncouth in manner, a chewer rather than a smoker of tobacco, but full of intelligence and ideas.

It's as uncouth to presume another's blood sugar levels as it is to ask an acquaintance to explain what his T-shirt says.

A man came running down among the black-boled trees, a strange, squat, gnomelike man whose gait was as uncouth as his dwarfish figure.

And far from seeing the caganer as uncouth or even graphic, Catalans have a relaxed view of them as merely depicting a natural act.

In addition to being dismissed as sonically inferior to circumaural or "over-ear" headphones, they are regarded by the chest-beating hardware contingent as uncouth.