How is the word Грубый translated from Russian to English

грубый или жесткий на ощупь, не гладкий и не тонкий

rough or harsh in texture, not smooth or fine

adjective
English translation
coarse

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  • Ткань была грубой на моей коже. The fabric felt coarse against my skin.

  • Его грубые шутки заставили всех почувствовать себя неловко. His coarse jokes made everyone uncomfortable.

  • Ты можешь почувствовать, насколько груба эта наждачная бумага? Can you feel how coarse this sandpaper is?

  • Почему ты всегда используешь такую грубую лексику? Why do you always use such coarse language?

  • Мне нравится мягкое одеяло, а не грубое. I prefer a soft blanket, not a coarse one.

  • Пожалуйста, прекрати делать грубые замечания на работе. Please stop with the coarse comments at work.

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FAQ about “Грубый”

How is “Грубый” translated from Russian?
“Грубый” translates into English as “coarse”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “Грубый” mean?
Meaning of “Грубый”: грубый или жесткий на ощупь, не гладкий и не тонкий In English — “coarse”.
What part of speech is “Грубый”?
“Грубый” is a adjective.
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