1.不懂礼的,无礼的
2.粗鲁的
1.rude and lacking respect
1.No - it simply appears to me to be discourteous to. . . to wear the symbol of a deity long dead.
不，它只是对我来说有那么点不礼貌…带着这样一个早已灭亡的神祗的符号。
2.They have every right to do so, of course, and it seems discourteous not to use their new names if they expressly ask you to.
当然，他们有权这样做，并且如果他们明白无误地希望你采用新名的话，你不使用也似乎不够礼貌。
3.Where once he had been prompt, courteous and patient, he was now rude, discourteous and impatient.
曾经的他机灵、礼貌而富有耐心，后来却变得粗鲁、蛮横又急躁。
4.Yes discourteous to others, Boluosuo of open invitation for a time close Foremost is a good thing.
拒绝别人是不礼貌的事，博洛索性开口邀请，占个先头时间亲近也是好事。
5.When the count returned, Natasha showed a discourteous relief at seeing him, and made haste to get away.
当伯爵回来以后，娜塔莎在他面前无礼貌地高兴起来，急急忙忙地离开；
6.Short -sighted , no long- term interests, discourteous, love avail oneself of loopholes, chaos Huyou, prices, muddle through, irresponsible.
目光短浅，没有长期利益观，不守规则，爱钻空子，乱忽悠，以次充好，蒙混过关，不负责任。
7.It would be discourteous to ignore his request.
忽略他的要求很不礼貌。
8.You should apologize for your discourteous behaviours.
你应该为你无礼的举止道歉。
9.Mr Kingman's performance was described by committee members as "dozy" and "discourteous" .
委员会成员将Kingman的工作表现描述为“昏昏欲睡”“失礼鲁莽”。
10.Lateness is discourteous to your classmates and to your professor.
对教授和同学来说，迟到是不礼貌的。