Ruder Meaning in English
word · lemma: rude
ˈɹudɝ
ROO-der
ɹˈuːdɐ
ROO-duh
التعريف
Comparative form of 'rude': describes someone or something as more impolite or disrespectful than another.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Used to compare two people, actions, or things in terms of impoliteness. Always use 'ruder' (not 'more rude'). Common phrases: 'get ruder', 'even ruder'. Do not confuse with 'cruder' (less refined or more vulgar).
Spanish: más grosero - más maleducadoPortuguese (BR): mais grosso - mais rudePortuguese (PT): mais rude - mais mal-educadoChinese (Simplified): 更无礼 - 更粗鲁Chinese (Traditional): 更無禮 - 更粗魯Hindi: ज़्यादा बदतमीज़ - और अशिष्टArabic: أكثر وقاحة - أكثر فظاظةBengali: আরও অভদ্র - বেশি অসভ্যRussian: грубее - невежливееJapanese: より失礼 - もっと無礼Vietnamese: thô lỗ hơnKorean: 더 무례한 - 더 버릇없는Turkish: daha kabaUrdu: زیادہ بدتمیز - زیادہ بے ادبIndonesian: lebih kasar
جمل نموذجية
My brother is ruder than his friends.
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That man was ruder to me than the others.
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Children can sometimes be ruder than adults.
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His jokes are getting ruder every day.
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Don’t you think the waiter was ruder this time?
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If you’re ruder to people, don’t expect them to help you.
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