boor 音標拼音: [b'ʊr]
n . 粗野的人,不懂禮貌的人,農民
粗野的人,不懂禮貌的人,農民
boor n 1 :
a crude uncouth ill -
bred person lacking culture or refinement [
synonym : {
peasant }, {
barbarian }, {
boor }, {
churl },
{
Goth }, {
tyke }, {
tike }]
Boor \
Boor \ (
b [=
oo ]
r ),
n . [
D .
boer farmer ,
boor ;
akin to AS .
geb [=
u ]
r countryman ,
G .
bauer ;
fr .
the root of AS .
b [=
u ]
an to inhabit ,
and akin to E .
bower ,
be .
Cf . {
Neighbor }, {
Boer },
and {
Big }
to build .]
1 .
A husbandman ;
a peasant ;
a rustic ;
esp .
a clownish or unrefined countryman .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
A Dutch ,
German ,
or Russian peasant ;
esp .
a Dutch colonist in South Africa ,
Guiana ,
etc .:
a boer .
[
1913 Webster ]
3 .
A rude ill -
bred person ;
one who is clownish in manners .
[
1913 Webster ]
73 Moby Thesaurus words for "
boor ":
Babbitt ,
Philistine ,
arriviste ,
backwoodsman ,
barbarian ,
blockhead ,
blunderer ,
blunderhead ,
boob ,
botcher ,
bounder ,
bourgeois ,
bucolic ,
buffoon ,
bumbler ,
bumpkin ,
bungler ,
cad ,
churl ,
clod ,
clodhopper ,
clodknocker ,
clot ,
clown ,
country bumpkin ,
dolt ,
epicier ,
farmer ,
fumbler ,
galoot ,
gawk ,
gawky ,
goop ,
gowk ,
groundling ,
guttersnipe ,
hayseed ,
hick ,
hillbilly ,
hooligan ,
hoyden ,
ill -
bred fellow ,
klutz ,
looby ,
loon ,
lout ,
low fellow ,
lubber ,
lummox ,
mucker ,
nouveau riche ,
oaf ,
ox ,
parvenu ,
peasant ,
philistine ,
provincial ,
ribald ,
rough ,
roughneck ,
rowdy ,
rube ,
ruffian ,
rustic ,
slob ,
slouch ,
slubberer ,
swain ,
upstart ,
vulgarian ,
vulgarist ,
yahoo ,
yokel
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