In the United States it is（ ）not to look at someone who is talking to you.A.roughB.coarseC.rudeD.crude
In the United States it is（ ）not to look at someone who is talking to you.
A.rough
B.coarse
C.rude
D.crude
B.coarse
C.rude
D.crude
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解析：句意：在美国，别人对你讲话时，你不看着他是不礼貌的。A.rough,B.coarse和C.rude都有“粗糙的；粗野的”的意思。A.rough指物时多指表面不平坦、不光滑，指人则指其举止不文雅，不体谅他人。B.coarse指物时指加工不精细，表面凹凸不平；指人时则指不秀气。C.rude指物时指非常简易，精糙，此用法多用于文学作品中；指人或其行为一点礼貌也没有，毫无教养。
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