Unceremoniously Meaning in English

word

US

ˌənˌsɛɹəˈmoʊniəsɫi

uhn-SAIR-uh-MOHN-ee-uhs-lee

UK

ʌnsˌɛɹɪmˈəʊnɪəsli

un-seh-ri-MOHN-ee-uhs-lee

释义

If something happens unceremoniously, it happens quickly and suddenly or without respect, politeness, or special treatment.

用法与细微差别

Usually negative or neutral in tone, highlighting a lack of formality or politeness. Common with verbs like 'dismiss', 'remove', 'kick out', or 'dump'. Implies abruptness, sometimes rudeness. Not used for formal or elegant occasions.

• Spanish: bruscamente - sin ceremonia
• Portuguese (BR): abruptamente - sem cerimônia
• Portuguese (PT): abruptamente - sem cerimónia
• Chinese (Simplified): 毫不客气地 - 粗鲁地
• Chinese (Traditional): 毫不客氣地 - 粗魯地
• Hindi: अकसर तौर पर - बिना किसी औपचारिकता के
• Arabic: بلا مجاملة - فجأة
• Bengali: অশালীনভাবে - অযথা রীতিনীতি ছাড়াই
• Russian: без церемоний - грубо - резко
• Japanese: 無造作に - 唐突に - ぞんざいに
• Vietnamese: không khách sáo - không trang trọng
• Korean: 무례하게 - 예의 없이 - 아무렇게나
• Turkish: hoyratça - kaba bir şekilde - tören olmadan
• Urdu: بے تکلفی سے - بغیر کسی لحاظ کے
• Indonesian: tanpa basa-basi - secara tiba-tiba - tanpa sopan santun

例句

He was unceremoniously kicked out of the meeting.

basic

My old sofa was unceremoniously dumped on the street.

basic

He unceremoniously ended the conversation.

basic

The manager unceremoniously fired two employees on Friday.

natural

We were unceremoniously told to leave before the event even started.

natural

My idea was unceremoniously dismissed during the discussion.

natural