adj.粗鲁讨厌的，粗野的

His behavior was universally considered boorish at the dinner party, making everyone uncomfortable.
他在晚宴上的行为被普遍认为粗鲁无礼，让所有人都感到不自在。
The athlete's boorish outburst during the press conference left a sour taste in the journalists' mouths.
运动员在新闻发布会上的粗鲁言论让记者们感到不快。
She couldn't tolerate his constant boorish comments about her appearance.
她无法忍受他对她外貌的持续粗俗评论。
The politician's boorish manners made him seem unlikable to the voters.
政客粗鲁无礼的行为使他在选民中显得不可爱。
After a few drinks, he turned from merely rude to outright boorish.
几杯酒下肚后，他从粗鲁变得非常粗鄙。
His boorish treatment of the staff earned him a reputation as a terrible boss.
他对员工的粗鲁态度让他赢得了糟糕老板的名声。
The actor's boorish behavior on set led to tensions between him and the rest of the cast.
演员在片场的粗鲁举止导致了他和其他演员之间的紧张关系。
The partygoer's boorish laughter echoed through the room, disrupting the otherwise pleasant atmosphere.
舞会上那个人的粗鄙笑声在整个房间里回荡，破坏了愉快的气氛。
Her boorish comment about the chef's cooking was tactless and disrespectful.
她对厨师烹饪的粗鲁评论既不得体又不尊重。
Despite his wealth, his boorish manners showed that he lacked basic social graces.
尽管他很有钱，但他粗鲁无礼的行为表明他缺乏基本的社交礼仪。