rustic
意味: Having the qualities associated with the countryside; simple, rough, or unsophisticated in a charming way.
Rustic can be used positively to describe something with an attractive, unpretentious simplicity — 'rustic charm,' 'rustic furniture' — or somewhat negatively to suggest a lack of refinement. In interior design and food writing, it is overwhelmingly positive, connoting authenticity and handmade character. As a noun, it can mean a country dweller, though this usage is now rather dated.
例文
- The restaurant served rustic Italian dishes made with locally sourced ingredients. 那家餐厅供应用当地食材烹制的质朴意大利菜。El restaurante servía platos italianos rústicos elaborados con ingredientes de proximidad.そのレストランでは、地元の食材を使った素朴なイタリア料理が提供されていた。그 레스토랑에서는 현지 식재료로 만든 소박한 이탈리아 요리를 선보였다.
- They converted a rustic barn into a stunning wedding venue with exposed beams and stone walls. 他们将一座质朴的谷仓改造成了一个令人惊艳的婚礼场地,裸露的横梁和石墙别有韵味。Convirtieron un granero rústico en un impresionante lugar para bodas con vigas vistas y muros de piedra.彼らは素朴な納屋を、むき出しの梁と石壁が美しい見事な結婚式場に改装した。그들은 투박한 헛간을 노출 대들보와 돌벽이 돋보이는 멋진 웨딩 장소로 개조했다.
- His rustic manners belied a sharp intelligence that surprised many of his metropolitan colleagues. 他粗犷的举止下掩藏着敏锐的才智,令许多都市同事大感意外。Sus modales rústicos ocultaban una aguda inteligencia que sorprendía a muchos de sus colegas metropolitanos.彼の飾り気のない振る舞いの裏には鋭い知性が隠されており、都会の同僚たちを大いに驚かせた。그의 꾸밈없는 태도 이면에는 날카로운 지성이 숨어 있었고, 도시 출신 동료들을 크게 놀라게 했다.
発音
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場面: general, media, professional
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Latin rusticus (of the country), from rus (the country, open land). The word has been in English since the 15th century, with its design-related positive sense becoming dominant in the 20th century.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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