Definition of rudely in English:

rudely

adverb ˈruːdliˈrudli

1In an offensive or bad-mannered way.
he rudely snatched the water pitcher
she is seen gesturing rudely to the paparazzi
Example sentencesExamples
- He rudely kicks the women out, slapping Stella on her thigh.
- Her notarized written descriptions included dressing in drag and behaving rudely.
- She flirts shamelessly with the dashing danseur, who declines rather rudely to dance with her.
- He appears oblivious to the person he is addressing and rudely reprimands those who interrupt his rants.
- They hear a sermon going on and rudely walk into the middle of a funeral.
- There is a teacher speaking rudely to an eager student, enjoying her little power.
- He treats the guests quite rudely by his mother's estimation.
- Perhaps the staff is acting so rudely because they resent the banishment of dear Cordelia.
- Casting his eye down the table, he rudely dismisses his assistant with a wave of his hand.
- Major upheavals in the game's interface went undocumented, and requests for information rudely refused.
2In a startling and abrupt way.
a stream of light in my eyes rudely awakened me
Example sentencesExamples
- Suddenly he was rudely snatched up by a soldier.
- He would begin caterwauling, and I would be rudely jerked out of my reverie.
- The confidence of its 40 million shareholders, mostly middle-class professionals and pensioners, has been rudely shattered.
- The opening song bursts rudely into life, powered by clanging guitars and a fantastic, howling vocal.
- Theirs is an all-consuming love that has been rudely dashed but will quicken again tomorrow, regardless of today's despair.
- I'm in that twilight state between sleep and waking in the very early morning, before the rudely steep climb of the day's foothills and mountains.
- The outside world is about to rudely intrude on his quiet existence.
- The leisurely horizontal qualities of the Spanish landscape are rudely disrupted by his uptight and upright entrance.
- I am sorry to awaken you rudely from this daydream.
- My university education got rudely interrupted.

Definition of rudely in US English:

rudely

adverbˈro͞odlēˈrudli

1In an offensive or bad-mannered way.
he rudely snatched the water pitcher
she is seen gesturing rudely to the paparazzi
Example sentencesExamples
- He treats the guests quite rudely by his mother's estimation.
- There is a teacher speaking rudely to an eager student, enjoying her little power.
- They hear a sermon going on and rudely walk into the middle of a funeral.
- She flirts shamelessly with the dashing danseur, who declines rather rudely to dance with her.
- Perhaps the staff is acting so rudely because they resent the banishment of dear Cordelia.
- He appears oblivious to the person he is addressing and rudely reprimands those who interrupt his rants.
- He rudely kicks the women out, slapping Stella on her thigh.
- Casting his eye down the table, he rudely dismisses his assistant with a wave of his hand.
- Major upheavals in the game's interface went undocumented, and requests for information rudely refused.
- Her notarized written descriptions included dressing in drag and behaving rudely.
2In a startling and abrupt way.
a stream of light in my eyes rudely awakened me
Example sentencesExamples
- The opening song bursts rudely into life, powered by clanging guitars and a fantastic, howling vocal.
- The leisurely horizontal qualities of the Spanish landscape are rudely disrupted by his uptight and upright entrance.
- My university education got rudely interrupted.
- I am sorry to awaken you rudely from this daydream.
- Theirs is an all-consuming love that has been rudely dashed but will quicken again tomorrow, regardless of today's despair.
- I'm in that twilight state between sleep and waking in the very early morning, before the rudely steep climb of the day's foothills and mountains.
- He would begin caterwauling, and I would be rudely jerked out of my reverie.
- The confidence of its 40 million shareholders, mostly middle-class professionals and pensioners, has been rudely shattered.
- Suddenly he was rudely snatched up by a soldier.
- The outside world is about to rudely intrude on his quiet existence.

单词	rudely
释义	Definition of rudely in English: rudely adverb ˈruːdliˈrudli 1In an offensive or bad-mannered way. he rudely snatched the water pitcher she is seen gesturing rudely to the paparazzi Example sentencesExamples He rudely kicks the women out, slapping Stella on her thigh. Her notarized written descriptions included dressing in drag and behaving rudely. She flirts shamelessly with the dashing danseur, who declines rather rudely to dance with her. He appears oblivious to the person he is addressing and rudely reprimands those who interrupt his rants. They hear a sermon going on and rudely walk into the middle of a funeral. There is a teacher speaking rudely to an eager student, enjoying her little power. He treats the guests quite rudely by his mother's estimation. Perhaps the staff is acting so rudely because they resent the banishment of dear Cordelia. Casting his eye down the table, he rudely dismisses his assistant with a wave of his hand. Major upheavals in the game's interface went undocumented, and requests for information rudely refused. 2In a startling and abrupt way. a stream of light in my eyes rudely awakened me Example sentencesExamples Suddenly he was rudely snatched up by a soldier. He would begin caterwauling, and I would be rudely jerked out of my reverie. The confidence of its 40 million shareholders, mostly middle-class professionals and pensioners, has been rudely shattered. The opening song bursts rudely into life, powered by clanging guitars and a fantastic, howling vocal. Theirs is an all-consuming love that has been rudely dashed but will quicken again tomorrow, regardless of today's despair. I'm in that twilight state between sleep and waking in the very early morning, before the rudely steep climb of the day's foothills and mountains. The outside world is about to rudely intrude on his quiet existence. The leisurely horizontal qualities of the Spanish landscape are rudely disrupted by his uptight and upright entrance. I am sorry to awaken you rudely from this daydream. My university education got rudely interrupted. Definition of rudely in US English: rudely adverbˈro͞odlēˈrudli 1In an offensive or bad-mannered way. he rudely snatched the water pitcher she is seen gesturing rudely to the paparazzi Example sentencesExamples He treats the guests quite rudely by his mother's estimation. There is a teacher speaking rudely to an eager student, enjoying her little power. They hear a sermon going on and rudely walk into the middle of a funeral. She flirts shamelessly with the dashing danseur, who declines rather rudely to dance with her. Perhaps the staff is acting so rudely because they resent the banishment of dear Cordelia. He appears oblivious to the person he is addressing and rudely reprimands those who interrupt his rants. He rudely kicks the women out, slapping Stella on her thigh. Casting his eye down the table, he rudely dismisses his assistant with a wave of his hand. Major upheavals in the game's interface went undocumented, and requests for information rudely refused. Her notarized written descriptions included dressing in drag and behaving rudely. 2In a startling and abrupt way. a stream of light in my eyes rudely awakened me Example sentencesExamples The opening song bursts rudely into life, powered by clanging guitars and a fantastic, howling vocal. The leisurely horizontal qualities of the Spanish landscape are rudely disrupted by his uptight and upright entrance. My university education got rudely interrupted. I am sorry to awaken you rudely from this daydream. Theirs is an all-consuming love that has been rudely dashed but will quicken again tomorrow, regardless of today's despair. I'm in that twilight state between sleep and waking in the very early morning, before the rudely steep climb of the day's foothills and mountains. He would begin caterwauling, and I would be rudely jerked out of my reverie. The confidence of its 40 million shareholders, mostly middle-class professionals and pensioners, has been rudely shattered. Suddenly he was rudely snatched up by a soldier. The outside world is about to rudely intrude on his quiet existence.
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