coarse

Word family adverbcoarselyverbcoarsennouncoarsenesscoarse fishingadjectivecoarsishcoarse

Related topics: Textures, sounds

coarse /kɔːs $ kɔːrs/ adjectiveadj → course

1 ROUGH/NOT SMOOTHhaving a rough surface that feels slightly hard 粗的，粗糙的 SYN rough OPP smooth

a jacket of coarse wool

粗羊毛夹克衫

► see thesaurus at rough

2 CSconsisting of threads or parts that are thick or large 粗线条构成的；粗的 OPP fine

The coarse sand was hot and rough under her feet.

她脚下的粗沙又烫又硌脚。

tufts of coarse grass

一丛丛粗草

3 RUDE/OBSCENEtalking in a rude and offensive way, especially about sex 粗鲁的；粗俗的；猥亵的 SYN crude

coarse jokes

粗俗的玩笑

—coarsely adverbadv

coarsely ground black pepper

粗磨黑胡椒粉

—coarseness noun [uncountableU]

Examples from the Corpus

coarse• Her straight hair, once dark brown, was becoming grey and coarse.• A coarse cloth was made from the local wool.• All the hospital beds were covered with coarse cotton sheets.• The former are usually coarse grained; the latter, fine grained or glassy.• Conversion to grassland also explains much of the loss of healthy shrubs, coarse grasses, cotton grass and rushes.• The fisherman's skin was dark and coarse, his hands big and strong.• Several comedians have been criticized for their coarse humor.• One grade coarser is twice the size of its predecessor and one grade finer is half the size.• She tried to ignore his coarse jokes and crude innuendoes -- he was obviously drunk.• But such coarse mutilation would not have fitted in with the polite way in which Perrault wished to retell his story.• She was emptying the contents of a stone mortar, a tobacco-colored crush of leaves, on to a scrap of coarse paper.• coarse sand• She touched it; it was dry and coarse to her touch.• Slice off the coarse top and the bottom tip of the carrot with a paring knife and discard.

Origin coarse

(1300-1400) Probably from course “(ordinary) way (of things)”

单词	coarse
释义	coarse Word family adverbcoarselyverbcoarsennouncoarsenesscoarse fishingadjectivecoarsishcoarse Related topics: Textures, sounds coarse /kɔːs $ kɔːrs/ ●○○ adjectiveadj → course 1 ROUGH/NOT SMOOTHhaving a rough surface that feels slightly hard 粗的，粗糙的 SYN rough OPP smooth a jacket of coarse wool 粗羊毛夹克衫 ► see thesaurus at rough 2 CSconsisting of threads or parts that are thick or large 粗线条构成的；粗的 OPP fine The coarse sand was hot and rough under her feet. 她脚下的粗沙又烫又硌脚。 tufts of coarse grass 一丛丛粗草 3 RUDE/OBSCENEtalking in a rude and offensive way, especially about sex 粗鲁的；粗俗的；猥亵的 SYN crude coarse jokes 粗俗的玩笑 —coarsely adverbadv coarsely ground black pepper 粗磨黑胡椒粉 —coarseness noun [uncountableU] Examples from the Corpus coarse• Her straight hair, once dark brown, was becoming grey and coarse.• A coarse cloth was made from the local wool.• All the hospital beds were covered with coarse cotton sheets.• The former are usually coarse grained; the latter, fine grained or glassy.• Conversion to grassland also explains much of the loss of healthy shrubs, coarse grasses, cotton grass and rushes.• The fisherman's skin was dark and coarse, his hands big and strong.• Several comedians have been criticized for their coarse humor.• One grade coarser is twice the size of its predecessor and one grade finer is half the size.• She tried to ignore his coarse jokes and crude innuendoes -- he was obviously drunk.• But such coarse mutilation would not have fitted in with the polite way in which Perrault wished to retell his story.• She was emptying the contents of a stone mortar, a tobacco-colored crush of leaves, on to a scrap of coarse paper.• coarse sand• She touched it; it was dry and coarse to her touch.• Slice off the coarse top and the bottom tip of the carrot with a paring knife and discard. Origin coarse (1300-1400) Probably from course “(ordinary) way (of things)”
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