abrupt

美音：[əˈbrʌpt] 英音：[ə'brʌpt]

简单释义：

adj.粗鲁；粗暴；突然的；突如其来的

网络意外的；唐突的；生硬的

完整释义：

adj.

1.突然的;出其不意的,出乎意料的,突如其来的
2.粗鲁;粗暴
3.生硬的;没头没脑的,唐突的
4.陡急的,陡削的

例句：

He did not rise: my abrupt entrance produced no effect upon him, though I must have looked a veritable corpse myself.
他没有起身：我的突然出现丝毫没有对他产生影响，尽管我当时看上去一定跟死人一样。
This abrupt inversion changes our ordinary way of looking at things, thus adding a sense of unfamiliarity and distance.
通过这样的倒置来改变视觉习惯，给观众带来陌生感和距离感。
We describe the case of a patient with an abrupt onset of psoriasis guttata and extensive palmoplantar involvement.
我们描述的情况下，患者突然出现牛皮癣虫和广泛掌参与。
He stressed that any solution had to be "balanced" , and that cuts would not be so abrupt as to create a drag on the US economy.
他强调任何的解决方案都必须有所衡量，削减政策并不是过于生硬以至于拖延美国经济。
His abrupt resignation and the circumstances surrounding it seem to suggest that this is more than just a blip.
而他的突然辞职、以及这件事发生的环境似乎暗示，这不仅仅是一个突发事件。
The beginning of adolescence seems to mark the abrupt end of artistic development in terms of drawing skills for many adults.
跟据很多成人的绘画技能来看，进入青春期标志着人们在艺术才能方面发展的突然中止。
He said that the bad influence will be obvious on a abrupt exposure like meeting sudden nuclear accident or suffering atomic explosion.
他说面临突发性的核能事故，或蒙受原子爆炸等，受到短期高分量照射的话，影响会相对显著。
I say with feeling very much abrupt , father returns from outside, as if he seems to hear us in quarreling!
本人十分冲动地说忽然地，爸爸从外面回来，他仿佛听到本人们在争持似的！

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