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| 61. | His humour Bordered on the edge of being vulgar. |
| 他的幽默几近粗俗。 |
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| 62. | Not cultured;coarse. |
| 没修养的；粗俗的 |
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| 63. | a lowbrow programme, discussion, person |
| 粗俗的节目、 议论、 人. |
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| 64. | a vulgar and objectionable person. |
| 一个粗俗而讨厌的人。 |
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| 65. | She called him on his vulgar language |
| 她怪他说话粗俗。 |
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| 66. | an impudent child, grin, question |
| 粗俗的孩子、 笑、 问题. |
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| 67. | Cut out all the vulgar expressions. |
| 删去所有粗俗的用语。 |
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| 68. | as common as muck |
| 1.举止粗俗;没有教养 |
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| 69. | Everyone is tired of their blatant effronteries. |
| 大家都厌恶他们粗俗. |
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| 70. | Lack of refinement or polish. |
| 粗俗缺乏优雅或教养 |
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