英:['klɒdɪʃ]
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英:['klɒdɪʃ]
美:['klɒdɪʃ]
词根:clod
n.clod 土块;笨蛋;牛颈肉
vt.clod 对…掷土块
"像一块泥土的性质",因此意为"卑贱、低俗、粗鄙",1838年源自 clod(名词)+ -ish。相关词汇: Clodishly; clodishness。
Middle English clodde, from Old English clod- (in clodhamer fieldfare)
The first known use of clod was in the 15th century
clodnoun
a lump or mass especially of earth or clay
a person who is dull or not sensitive : oaf
1 He cannot prevent the reader from preferring Ethan Brand to the cloddish villagers of the tale.
读者还是喜欢伊桑·布兰德而讨厌故事里那些土头土脑的乡民。这他是阻止不了的。
2 Nor did their faces look anywise rancorous; but at most, only heavy, cloddish, good-natured, and humane.
3 The real standouts are the thick, bone-in pork chops, which have a beautiful pink smoke ring along the bone end, and the lean shoulder clod, an old Texas cut with long beefy strands beneath a thick, smoky bark.
4 A cloddish barbarian in the presiding officer’s chair.
5 Be kind to your fellow man; don't show him up as a stupid clod, no matter how cloddish he may be.
6 Garland’s hipster fakery is so outrageous and ludicrous that only a clod would take its indecency seriously.
7 But Rastus Dabb, her sweetheart, was as cloddish and unimaginative as the heavy-uddered cows, with their great fleshy dewlaps, of which he was prouder than he was of anything else in his world.
8 The historian remarks: "The cloddish, shiftless farmer is perhaps safer in Massachusetts."
9 The braless sex scene in question turns out to be a mini-Mad Men reunion in episode one, with actor Rich Sommer, previously known as Sterling Cooper’s cloddish media booker Harry Crane.
10 Methought it was not a very successful piece of work; for the plow was better sculptured than the man, and the man, tho heavy and cloddish, was more effective than the goddess.
11 When the ads fail to translate into an ongoing acting career, Henry gives up on life and goes back to work at Party Down with Ron, an overbearing clod in the vein of Gervais’ David Brent.
12 I was—in my cloddish egotism—trying to show her that she was irreverent because she could believe what in my soul I do not, though I dare not admit so much even to myself.
13 It should rather be an expression of his grand unnatural remoteness from the cloddish life.
14 “Despite her delicate features and voice, Disney expects us to believe that Mulan’s ingenuity and courage were enough to carry her to military success on an equal basis with her cloddish cohorts,” Pence wrote.
15 Raw-boned, angular, cloddish but as strong as a mule, he towered over her in a maddening atmosphere of proprietorship.
16 He cannot prevent the reader from preferring Ethan Brand to the cloddish villagers of the tale.
读者还是喜欢伊桑?布兰德而讨厌故事里那些土头土脑的乡民. 这他是阻止不了的.
17 He is a real rustic . However fashionable his clothes always looks cloddish.
他就是俗气, 无论穿多时髦的衣服,也是土里土气的.
18 When something the robot has driven over (e.g. rock, dirt clod) touches the underside of the robot, that object supports some of the robot’s weight.
19 Not unlike its title character, the movie can be cloddish and clumsy, but it is also a thing of wily cleverness and lithe, surprising grace.
20 Her husband's such a clod.
1 土块一样的
3 粗鲁
incult coarse-fibred country smart rough gross crude rugged rude rustic hairy careless bearish husky burly brutish impolite unpolished uncouth nervy boorish rough-hewn discourteous clownish ill-mannered bucko lumpen countrified yob swinish ill-bred unbred clodhopping incondite lowbred hardly broadly rustically sin broadness discourtesy rusticity clownery maladdress countrify common manners harsh ignorant sultry snotty gauche immodest coarse-grained ungentle uncourteous unhandsome chuffy roughly rudely brusquely saucily boorishly surlily roughness rudeness coarseness incivility surliness crudeness brusqueness boorishness sauciness brusquerie
5 呆傻的
6 笨拙的
wooden agricultural awkward rustic clumsy bearish inept heavy-handed hulking ponderous ungainly gauche flat-footed ham-fisted balky elephantine lumpen maladroit ungraceful cussed clodhopping hobbledehoy shambly lead-footed cack-handed vegetable hairy clunky untoward uncoordinated tactless unsubtle lumpish gawky bull-headed heavy-footed inapt unhandy jerky ill unwieldy lumbering uncouth looney clownish footless muddle-headed lefthanded softheaded lubberly unapt unartful cubbish cowish
9 粗鲁的
incult coarse-fibred country smart rough gross crude rugged rude rustic hairy careless bearish husky burly brutish impolite unpolished uncouth nervy boorish rough-hewn discourteous clownish ill-mannered bucko lumpen countrified yob swinish ill-bred unbred clodhopping incondite lowbred harsh ignorant sultry snotty gauche immodest coarse-grained ungentle uncourteous unhandsome chuffy
10 笨拙
cack-handed hulking ham-fisted vegetable wooden awkward hairy clumsy clunky inept untoward uncoordinated ponderous ungainly gauche tactless unsubtle lumpish gawky elephantine bull-headed maladroit heavy-footed ungraceful inapt unhandy deliberation gaucherie fall over oneself jerky ill unwieldy lumbering uncouth looney clownish footless muddle-headed lefthanded softheaded lubberly unapt unartful cubbish cowish bad bearish clumsily muff bungle flubdub clownery
11 土里土气的