- 粗鲁 cūlǔ ruderough, crude, or boorish in manner or speech; blunt
- 粗糙 cūcāo roughcoarse or rough to the touch; not smooth or refined
- 粗暴 cūbào ruderude; rough; crude; harsh; brutal
- 粗俗 cūsú vulgarvulgar; coarse; earthy; lacking in refinement or elegance
- 粗话 cūhuà vulgar languagecoarse, unrefined, or impolite speech; crude language
- 粗略 cūlüè roughrough; sketchy; not precise or accurate; cursory
- 粗大 cūdà thick and bigthick, bulky, or heavy in size; often used to describe physical objects like trees or limbs
- 粗口 cūkǒu swear wordsswear words; obscene language; foul or vulgar speech
- 粗放 cūfàng extensive(of agriculture or production) relying on increasing land or labor inputs rather than efficiency or technology
- 粗壮 cūzhuàng thick and strongthick and strong; burly (referring to a person's body, limbs, or bones)
- 粗野 cūyě boorishrough, uncouth, or insolent in manner or action; lacking in refinement or culture
- 粗犷 cūguǎng roughrough, rugged, or wild in appearance or character; straightforward and uninhibited
- 粗心 cūxīn carelesscareless; thoughtless; lacking attention to detail
- 粗细 cūxì thicknessdegree of thickness or caliber
- 粗粮 cūliáng coarse grainsCoarse food grains other than rice and wheat, including corn, sorghum, millet, and beans.
- 财大气粗 cáidàqìcū rich and overbearingDescribes someone who uses their great wealth to act in a bossy, arrogant, or overbearing manner
- 粗浅 cūqiǎn superficialshallow; simple; easy to understand
- 粗人 cūrén boorA person lacking in culture or education; often used as a humble self-reference
- 粗心大意 cūxīndàyì carelessnegligent; inadvertent; to act without sufficient care or attention
- 粗制滥造 cūzhìlànzào to churn outto manufacture goods or perform work in a rough and slipshod way, focusing on quantity while disregarding quality
- 粗粗 cūcū roughlyroughly or cursorily; without paying close attention to detail
- 粗鄙 cūbǐ vulgarvulgar; coarse; uncouth; (of behavior or speech) lacking in refinement; crude
- 粗糙度 cūcāodù roughnessdegree of surface roughness of a machine part or workpiece; formerly referred to as [[光洁度|光潔度|guang1 jie2 du4]]
- 粗布 cūbù coarse clothcloth with a low thread count and loose weave, resulting in a rough texture; specifically refers to homespun cloth
- 粗重 cūzhòng deep and heavydescribes a voice or sound that is deep, low, and powerful
- 粗茶淡饭 cūchádànfàn plain foodplain tea and simple food; a simple diet or lowly fare, often used to describe a humble or frugal lifestyle
- 动粗 dòngcū to resort to violenceto use physical force against someone; to manhandle or act violently
- 大老粗 dàlǎocū uncouth personAn uneducated person or someone who lacks culture; often used today as a self-deprecating way to refer to oneself as a simple or rustic person.
- 粗放经营 cūfàngjīngyíng extensive farmingAn agricultural management style involving shallow cultivation and broad planting to increase total yield by expanding area rather than unit productivity
- 粗枝大叶 cūzhīdàyè sloppycareless or sloppy in one's work; skiping over details or being imprecise
- 粗线条 cūxiàntiáo thick linesThick lines in drawing or painting; a rough outline
- 粗加工 cūjiāgōng rough machiningthe initial, coarse stage of processing raw materials
- 五大三粗 wǔdàsāncū burly(colloquial) big and strong; strapping; describes someone with a sturdy build and great strength
- 粗豪 cūháo bold and straightforwardforthright and magnanimous; straightforward and uninhibited in character
- 粗活 cūhuó heavy manual laborheavy manual labor; unskilled work or work that requires more strength than specialized skill
- 粗饲料 cūsìliào roughagecoarse fodder or plant-based feed that is high in fiber but low in nutritional value
- 粗陋 cūlòu crudecrude and simple; poorly made; of low quality
- 脸红脖子粗 liǎnhóngbózicū to flush with angerred in the face and neck; describes a person who is furious, agitated, or flushing with excitement
- 粗制 cūzhì crudely manufacturedto manufacture roughly or without attention to detail; to produce goods of low quality
- 粗劣 cūliè shoddyof poor quality; coarse and inferior
- 粗疏 cūshū carelesscareless and inattentive; rough and sloppy in one's work
- 去粗取精 qùcūqǔjīng to discard the dross and select the essentialTo discard what is coarse or useless and keep the refined or essential part; to separate the wheat from the chaff.
- 粗纱 cūshā roving(textiles) low-count yarn or roving produced during the spinning process to be further refined into fine yarn; a semi-finished product in textile manufacturing
- 气粗 qìcū overbearingSpeaking in an overbearing or forceful way; used in the phrase [[财大气粗|財大氣粗|cai2 da4 qi4 cu1]] to describe someone whose wealth makes them arrogant.
- 短粗 duǎncū short and thickshort and thick; stocky; robust
- 粗硬 cūyìng thick and hardthick and hard; coarse and stiff; describes physical objects like branches, hair, or fingers
- 老粗 lǎocū uneducated person(colloquial) someone who is uneducated, uncouth, or boorish; a roughneck or yokel
- 粗中有细 cūzhōngyǒuxì meticulous despite a rough exterior(idiom) meticulousness amidst roughness; describes a person who seems careless or blunt but is actually quite careful and thoughtful
- 粗笨 cūbèn heavy and unwieldybulky and poorly made; lacking delicacy or precision (of objects or tools)
Sources
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- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH