“crass”造句，怎麼用crass造句

That looks extreme, but abuse can be crass.

He's so crass, and there's no way I would date him.

Not all of the humor on 4chan is this crass, however.

In fact, saying something crass would be one of the things that made you think they were a greasy salesman.

不久前，我查了查單詞crass一些新近的用法。

這樣說是合理的，因為grease和crass兩個詞都源自同一個拉丁詞根。

He's so crass to talk to.

He made crass comments about her worn-out clothes.

The Oxford Dictionary of English gives definition of crass as “showing no intelligence or sensitivity.”

You might not be surprised if a greasy salesman said something crass.

Even some Conservatives, aware that his messy scrawl is the product of poor eyesight rather than indifference, thought the Sun's behaviour crass.

I went looking for recent usages of the word crass.

Perhaps this sounds crass, but there's truth to the conventional wisdom that having kids changes everything.

FOR cricket connoisseurs, the Indian Premier League, a six-week contest involving a shortened version of the game known as Twenty20, is horribly crass.

Who'd have thought someone like 50 Cent could lend his name to something so crass and stupid?

Part of the problem is crass intransigence by the opposition.