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老粗

lǎo cū
Dictionary entry
uneducated person

What does 老粗 mean?

老粗 (lǎo cū) has the following dictionary meaning.

1uneducated person
2yokel
3boor
4roughneck

Character breakdown

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老lǎoprefix used before the surname of a person or a numeral indicating the order of birth of the children in a family or to indicate affection or familiarity · old (of people)粗cū(of sth long) wide; thick · (of sth granular) coarse

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老lǎoprefix used before the surname of a person or a numeral indicating the order of birth of the children in a family or to indicate affection or familiarity老丈lǎo zhàngsir (respectful form of address for an old man)老中lǎo zhōng(slang) Chinese people; we Chinese (often self-referential, ironic); China; the Chinese side老幺lǎo yāo(coll.) youngest child老二lǎo èrsecond-eldest child in a family老人lǎo rénold man or woman老伯lǎo bóuncle (polite form of address for older male)老伴lǎo bàn(of an elderly couple) husband or wife老例lǎo lìcustom; customary practice老兄lǎo xiōngelder brother (often used self-referentially)老儿lǎo érfather老公lǎo gōng(coll.) husband
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