村夫俗子 — “An uncouth”
村夫俗子 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “an uncouth”. Uncultured, and vulgar person, often referring to someone with rough manners and lacking sophistication. Literally, “Village man and common/vulgar fellow”.
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村夫俗子 Pronunciation and Pinyin
村夫俗子 Character Breakdown
Stroke OrderExample Sentence with 村夫俗子
他虽然衣着光鲜，但言谈举止间仍不免流露出村夫俗子的习气
Although he was dressed smartly, his speech and manners still inevitably revealed the habits of an unrefined country fellow.
Idioms Related to 村夫俗子
More idioms starting with 村
- cūn村gē哥lǐ里fù妇ordinary folks
- cūn村gū姑tián田fù妇unsophisticated country women
- cūn村xué学jiū究yǔ语pedantic and shallow remarks
- cūn村gē歌shè社wǔ舞folk songs and dances
- cūn村gē歌shè社gǔ鼓folk songs and drum music
- cūn村shēng生bó泊cháng长born and raised in the countryside
- cūn村jīn筋sú俗gǔ骨crude and vulgar in character
- cūn村xiāo箫shè社gǔ鼓village folk wind and drum music
- cūn村lín邻xiāng乡shě舍village neighbors
- cūn村jiǔ酒yě野shū蔬simple fare of homemade wine and wild vegetables
- cūn村yě野pǐ匹fū夫uncultured rustic commoner
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Open the tool →Questions about 村夫俗子
What does 村夫俗子 mean?
村夫俗子 (cūn fū sú zǐ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “an uncouth”.
How do you pronounce 村夫俗子?
村夫俗子 is pronounced cūn fū sú zǐ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 村夫俗子 literally mean?
Literally, 村夫俗子 means “Village man and common/vulgar fellow”. It is used to mean “an uncouth”.
What is the Chinese definition of 村夫俗子?
指粗野鄙俗的人。