rude in English

The English word for rude is: rude.

Rude bilingual examples:

1. He speaks rudely to the guests. He speaks rudely to guests.

2. She gave me a rude response. She gave me a rude answer.

3. Don't speak rudely to others. Don't say rude things to others.

4. He always tells rude jokes. He always tells rude jokes.

5. I was shocked by his rude behavior. I was shocked by his rude behavior.

6. The waiter was very rude to us. The waiter was very rude to us.

7. I was shocked by his rude behavior. I was shocked by his rude behavior.

8. We should not tolerate rude behavior. We should not tolerate rude behavior.

9. That person is always rude to strangers. That man is always rude to strangers.

The meaning of rudeness

Rudeness means impolite behavior and lack of basic respect and humility. A rude person may use insulting language, treat others unkindly, or display disrespectful behavior. Rude people are often inconsiderate of other people's feelings and lack social graces and sensitivity.

Rude people use vulgar or insulting language toward others, including using profanity, laughing at others, and making offensive comments or accusations. They may be impatient or attentive to the needs and feelings of others, often interrupting others' conversations or ignoring others' perspectives. They may act aggressively, show no regard for the dignity of others, and express contempt or sarcasm toward others.

In public situations, rude people may show unruly, rude or aggressive behavior, such as pushing, pushing into lines, etc. In short, rude behavior is impolite, unfriendly, and disrespectful to others.