(of sth long) wide; thick; (of sth granular) coarse; (of a voice) gruff; (of sb's manner etc) rough; crude; careless; rude

crude; crass; rude; rough; harsh

crude; gruff; rough; coarse

vulgar

careless; thoughtless

insolent; boorish; rough (in actions)

to use violence (against sb); to strong-arm sb; to manhandle

rough (not precise or accurate); cursory

vulgar language; coarse language

swear words; obscene language; foul language

negligent; careless; inadvertent

to make text bold

irascible; overbearing

(Internet slang) get out!; get lost! (playful contraction of 滾出去|滚出去[gun3 chu1 qu4])

to say offensive words; to swear

stocky (short and robust)

rough estimate

bold (typeface)

broad classification; (when followed by 為|为[wei2]) to roughly divide (into category A, category B, ...)

(cinema) rough cut

coarse

variant of 粗魯|粗鲁[cu1 lu3]

abrasive; husky (voice)

husky; hoarse; raucous

thick and solid

thick; bulky; loud

extensive; expansive; large-scale

Chinese plum-yew; Cephalotaxus sinensis (botany)

unskilled labor; heavy manual work

shallow; superficial

rough; rude; boorish; straightforward; uninhibited

rough; coarse; crude; without due care; ill-considered

coarse; rough; careless

coarse salt; rock salt

grit

awkward; clumsy; unwieldy; heavy-handed

coarse rice; coarse (of food)

coarse grains (maize, sorghum etc)

thick and thin; coarse and fine; thickness (caliber); coarseness; quality of work

brusque; rough; boorish; crude

rude words; dirty talk

straightforward; forthright

vulgar; coarse; uncouth

crude; coarse; unsophisticated; shallow

an unappealing and unsatisfying meal

uneducated person; yokel; boor; roughneck

to pant heavily

uncouth fellow; rustic

to latch on to the rich and powerful