unceremoniously

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unceremoniously

adv.

1.粗野地；粗暴无礼地in a rough or rude way, without caring about a person's feelings

英语新词汇与常用词汇的翻译(U1)|无忧教育 ... unceremonious 随便的 unceremoniously 随便地 unceremoniousness 无礼 ...

不行饭否的时期，火箭毫不客气(Unceremoniously)地将其扫地出门。乃至寒心至极的大梦，大事小事用心探究，点点滴滴皆有 …

Abdul Qadeer Khan ... jubilation: 欢呼，喜悦 unceremoniously: 无礼的，随便的 traumatise: 使受到创伤 ...

...0％）、却突然急速下降（到40％）的前总理陆克文「无礼」（unceremoniously）拉下马，不仅引起众怒，尤其是陆克文的 …

But at a meeting on Oct. 14, the board unceremoniously dismissed Mr. Woodford, telling him to leave the country.

After being unceremoniously discharged, she put her skills to use as a bounty hunter and continued to bring the lawless to justice .

In fact , I had only barely arrived with my friends before the police rushed in and escorted us unceremoniously to the police station .

Yang was unceremoniously dumped, ousted by carpetbagging shareholders who'd hoped to make a pile from Microsoft 's money.

You unceremoniously casted me aside here all by myself, and you are total indifferent, it is as if we have never known each other before.