It seems churlish to refuse such a generous offer.(但是现在这种否决似乎是无礼的。)
The room was so nice it seemed churlish to argue.(这房间这么好，吵架的话就显得无礼了。)
We're not being merely churlish, I think, if we want to ask why someone would want to write a poem in such a form.(我们要问为什么会有人，想要写这种形式的诗并非毫无道理。)
But right now such objections seem churlish.(但是现在这种投票否决似乎是无礼的。)
Yet if you complain about these, you seem ungrateful - if not just plain churlish.(可是如果你抱怨这些，不是单纯的粗鲁的话，就有点忘恩负义了。)
It would be churlish to refuse such a generous offer.(拒绝这样一个慷慨的提议未免失礼。)
When 19-year-old Diana asked Charles if he loved her, her churlish fiancé replied "whatever that means. " Yet the Windsors thought they knew about love.(当十九岁的戴安娜问查理斯他是否爱她，她那位粗野的未婚夫的回答是：“无论要我去做什么”可是，温莎一家人以为自己懂得什么是爱。)
Churlish: like, or befitting a churl; boorish or vulgar.(象或适合粗鲁人的；粗鲁的或庸俗的。)
To ask more would be churlish.(提出更多的要求就会失礼了。)
Only the churlish keep score overtly, of course, but even generous people get uneasy when one party in a relationship takes and takes and takes without giving anything in return.(当然，虽然只有那些无礼的人们才会去公然做记录，可即便是慷慨大方之人当在关系中的一方出现索取、索取而不做出任何回的时候，也一样会感到不舒服。)
