• adj. 粗糙的；難解決的；猥褻的

來自拉丁語 scabere,抓，撓，詞源同 scab.引申詞義癢的，皮膚粗糙的，后詞義貶義化為骯臟 的，猥褻的，淫穢的。

scabrous

scabrous: see scab

scabrous (adj.)

1570s, "harsh, unmusical" (implied in scabrously), from Late Latin scabrosus "rough," from Latin scaber "rough, scaly," related to scabere "to scratch, scrape" (see scabies). Sense in English evolved to "vulgar" (1881), "squalid" (1939), and "nasty, repulsive" (c. 1951). Classical literal sense of "rough, rugged" attested in English from 1650s. Related: Scabrously; scabrousness.

1. Her face buried itself in his scabrous shirt.

她把臉埋在他那粗糙的襯衣里。

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2. The book includes some memorably seedy characters and scabrous description.

這本書包含了一些難忘下流的角色及有傷風化的描述.

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3. Plants sparsely scabrous; ultimate leaf segments irregularly serrate or dentate.

裝置疏生粗糙; 不規(guī)則的末級的葉裂片有鋸齒或具牙齒.

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4. Achenes 8 - ribbed, white pilose; pappus scabrous, 10 - 12 mm long, connate at base.

瘦果紡錘形,具8條縱棱, 被白色長柔毛; 冠毛粗糙, 長 10-12 毫米, 基部聯合.

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5. Her scabrous novels shocked the public.

她的小說淫穢不堪,公眾十分震驚.

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