gauche如何读

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gauche是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 笨拙的
  2. <法>不善交际的
  3. 不圆滑的
  4. 不善社交的
  5. 不老练的
  6. 不灵活的
  7. 不机智的
  8. 非对称的
  9. 歪的
  10. 扭的
  11. 不可展的
  12. 粗鲁的
  13. 不雅致的
  14. 无礼的

gauche扩展

gauchely (adv.), gaucheness (n.)

gauche词根

词根:gauche

n.

gaucheness 不圆滑;缺乏社交经验

gauche英英释义

Adjective

1. lacking social polish;

"too gauche to leave the room when the conversation became intimate"

"their excellent manners always may be feel gauche"

gauche词源中文解释

"笨拙的,不得体的",1751年(切斯特菲尔德),源自法语 gauche "左"(15世纪,代替 senestre 在那个意义上),最初的意思是"笨拙的,歪曲的",来自 gauchir "转向一边,偏离",源自原始日耳曼语 *wankjan(也是古高地德语 wankon,古诺尔斯语 vakka "摇晃,蹒跚"的来源),源自 PIE *weng- "弯曲,弯曲"(见 wink(v.))。

gauche词源英文解释

French, literally, left

The first known use of gauche was in 1751

gauche儿童词典英英释义

gaudnoun

ornament entry 1 sense 1, trinket

gauchonoun

a cowboy of the South American grass-covered plains

gauchonoun

a cowboy of the South American grass-covered plains

gaucheadjective

lacking social experience or grace

gaucheadjective

lacking social experience or grace

gaucheadjective

lacking social experience or grace

gauche 例句

1 We're all a bit gauche when we're young.

年轻的时候我们都有点放不开。

2 Even if SAG-AFTRA members are allowed by the rules to continue their outside work, will it not seem gauche to do so?

3 His illustrator scarcely ever achieves anything that is not gauche and lifeless.

4 In other words, what they seem to be asking, though no one in the movie is so gauche to say it bluntly: Did Vermeer cheat his way into history?

5 Look at his clothes! He is so gauche! .

看他的衣着!他太不得体了!

6 his loud talking at the opera marked him as gauche and uncultured

7 He's rather gauche; he hasn't found his feet socially yet.

他蛮笨拙的,到现在还找不到在这社会上的立足之地。

8 Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner has announced plans to sell the state office building to a new owner, who presumably would replace it with something taller and a whole lot less ’80s gauche.

9 He was gauche in his attempt at conversation, asking inconsequential questions about my films.

10 Maybe French tips aren't gauche for the Met Gala, after all.

11 His status ensured him access to the best and brightest women in Georgian society, but most found his manner unpleasant and his opinions gauche.

12 Mr. Miller reveals himself to be witty, self-depreciating, gauche and technically accomplished.

13 And in fact, while some of the political messaging struck a slightly gauche chord, it was captivating, and the results – particularly the climax, when they conjured a Gauguin image – memorable.

14 Lindsey Stirling is a pop violinist, a classical crossover artist, a ruthless and often gauche blender of styles and aesthetics and a second-place finisher on the most recent season of “Dancing With the Stars.”

15 That’s because lately Amazon has become the Goofus of publishing news, the surly, inconsiderate and gauche kid who never seems to get anything right.

16 In a different setting, the Robert Johnson lyrics could sound gauche.

17 Yet even this hopelessly gauche move did little to dim his triumph: he’d gotten what he thought he wanted just in time to want something else altogether.

18 As "daughter of the regiment", she whisks and spins across stage with comedic pell-mell energy and Chaplinesque elfin charm, at once mascot, laundrette and unexplored love interest for the gauche troops.

19 In fact, they seem so posh that you might feel a tiny bit gauche when you inevitably lick the plate.

20 It is a topic that resonates in shaky economic times, when flaunting a Rolex or a Gucci handbag can seem gauche.

gauche 同义词

10 不文雅的

rough rugged indelicate

14 用左手的

left-hand lefty

15 不优雅的

graceless ungraceful

16 不机智的

tactless unsmart resourceless

18 不善交际

unsociable

20 不老练的

crap

21 不灵活的

awkward angular

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