Definition of coarsely in English:

coarsely

adverb ˈkɔːsliˈkɔrsli

1In a coarse manner.
Carter laughed coarsely
Example sentencesExamples
- Add your favourite fragrant herb or potpourri to little sachets, made from cotton or other coarsely woven material, and place them in the drawers.
- The aggressive and coarsely humorous moments are mostly unconvincing.
- His baritone is a more consistent and beautiful instrument, but he often sang coarsely.
- However, in parts of the architectural and landscape background the diluted grey carbon-ink wash was then applied more coarsely with a much thicker brush, and in broader strokes, to provide a fairly even grey mid-tone.
- She pointed at some coarsely sprayed graffiti across a series of sketches of country scenes.
- References to the departed mom, who we are told abandoned her family 10 years ago, are coarsely comic.
- The food is poorly made, imprecise and coarsely seasoned: less good than you'd expect from the chill counter of a supermarket.
- As the massive glaciers retreated thousands of years ago, they left behind coarsely rounded rocks of every color and description.
- More important, ‘Death of a Salesman’ has a coarsely compulsive power that somehow manages to mask its aesthetic deficiencies, or at least render them momentarily palatable.
- Many of the weblogs that have come to my attention display a disdain for civil discourse and, to the extent they say anything at all, say it rather coarsely.
- All in all, the story did not live up to all the wonderful reviews written about it and presented itself as a let-down when the tale was carelessly and coarsely ended.
- He lifted his left foot from the water and finally swore loudly and coarsely.
- I do believe there is something to be said at times for speaking bluntly and coarsely.
- Stripping away the levity of certain scenes and shocking the audience with coarsely untheatrical moments may bring out subtle new nuances in unexpected areas, but it gives no impression of a full reading.
- A costume consisting of a thick raffia collar and skirt, a coarsely woven jacket, and two braided fiber strands ending in raffia pompoms completes the ensemble.
- He drinks in his mess, is coarsely sarcastic at home, neglects his worn-down wife, and evidently rules his wayward children harshly.
2Into large and irregularly shaped pieces.
chop the mushrooms coarsely
coarsely grated cheese
Example sentencesExamples
- Place the coffee beans and sugar lumps into a coffee grinder, blitz until coarsely ground.
- Peel, core and coarsely grate the apple (you need about 250g / 8oz grated apple) and mix it into the crumb mixture.
- Peel the potatoes, coarsely grate them into a bowl and squeeze out as much moisture as possible.
- On a board slice the orange peel into chips, or cut coarsely for chunky marmalade.
- Place the olives on a board and chop them very coarsely.
- Peel and coarsely chop the onion garlic and ginger.
- Drain the water from the spinach and chop coarsely.
- Crush the peppercorns coarsely in a pestle and mortar or a coffee-grinder.
- The sausage is typically filled with coarsely chopped pork and black pepper, and sometimes other ingredients such as herbs and other spices.
- A good half-hour before kick-off, place the salt in a mortar and crush it quite coarsely, then add the garlic.
- Make the dressing by grating the cucumber coarsely and leaving it in a colander, lightly sprinkled with salt, for half an hour.
- When I worked in Paris years ago, one of my favourite dishes to eat was steak au poivre - steak coated in coarsely ground pepper before it's cooked.
- Blend together the coarsely crushed biscuit crumbs and melted butter in a food blender.
- Add the coarsely chopped pork and veal and a little salt and pepper and fry gently until it too becomes brown.
- Roast the remaining carcass, chopped up fairly small, with two coarsely chopped onions (leave the skins on for the colour) and lots of black pepper.
- Shake over a generous amount of good, though not expensive, olive oil and season with salt, coarsely ground black pepper and the leaves from the thyme sprigs.
- He measures flour and spices, and coarsely chops the pecans, almonds, and walnuts.
- Season the lamb with the lemon juice and oregano, and coarsely ground black pepper.
- Now add the coarsely chopped tomato and stir again for a minute or two.
- This latter dish is a regular burger recipe made from coarsely ground steak but mixed with lots of tomato purée and mustard for a looser consistency.

Definition of coarsely in US English:

coarsely

adverbˈkôrslēˈkɔrsli

1In a coarse manner.
Carter laughed coarsely
Example sentencesExamples
- All in all, the story did not live up to all the wonderful reviews written about it and presented itself as a let-down when the tale was carelessly and coarsely ended.
- Stripping away the levity of certain scenes and shocking the audience with coarsely untheatrical moments may bring out subtle new nuances in unexpected areas, but it gives no impression of a full reading.
- He drinks in his mess, is coarsely sarcastic at home, neglects his worn-down wife, and evidently rules his wayward children harshly.
- A costume consisting of a thick raffia collar and skirt, a coarsely woven jacket, and two braided fiber strands ending in raffia pompoms completes the ensemble.
- More important, ‘Death of a Salesman’ has a coarsely compulsive power that somehow manages to mask its aesthetic deficiencies, or at least render them momentarily palatable.
- His baritone is a more consistent and beautiful instrument, but he often sang coarsely.
- Many of the weblogs that have come to my attention display a disdain for civil discourse and, to the extent they say anything at all, say it rather coarsely.
- The aggressive and coarsely humorous moments are mostly unconvincing.
- However, in parts of the architectural and landscape background the diluted grey carbon-ink wash was then applied more coarsely with a much thicker brush, and in broader strokes, to provide a fairly even grey mid-tone.
- As the massive glaciers retreated thousands of years ago, they left behind coarsely rounded rocks of every color and description.
- She pointed at some coarsely sprayed graffiti across a series of sketches of country scenes.
- I do believe there is something to be said at times for speaking bluntly and coarsely.
- Add your favourite fragrant herb or potpourri to little sachets, made from cotton or other coarsely woven material, and place them in the drawers.
- References to the departed mom, who we are told abandoned her family 10 years ago, are coarsely comic.
- The food is poorly made, imprecise and coarsely seasoned: less good than you'd expect from the chill counter of a supermarket.
- He lifted his left foot from the water and finally swore loudly and coarsely.
2Into large and irregularly shaped pieces.
chop the mushrooms coarsely
coarsely grated cheese
Example sentencesExamples
- Peel, core and coarsely grate the apple (you need about 250g / 8oz grated apple) and mix it into the crumb mixture.
- He measures flour and spices, and coarsely chops the pecans, almonds, and walnuts.
- Peel and coarsely chop the onion garlic and ginger.
- Place the coffee beans and sugar lumps into a coffee grinder, blitz until coarsely ground.
- Place the olives on a board and chop them very coarsely.
- Drain the water from the spinach and chop coarsely.
- Add the coarsely chopped pork and veal and a little salt and pepper and fry gently until it too becomes brown.
- Now add the coarsely chopped tomato and stir again for a minute or two.
- Roast the remaining carcass, chopped up fairly small, with two coarsely chopped onions (leave the skins on for the colour) and lots of black pepper.
- A good half-hour before kick-off, place the salt in a mortar and crush it quite coarsely, then add the garlic.
- On a board slice the orange peel into chips, or cut coarsely for chunky marmalade.
- Shake over a generous amount of good, though not expensive, olive oil and season with salt, coarsely ground black pepper and the leaves from the thyme sprigs.
- This latter dish is a regular burger recipe made from coarsely ground steak but mixed with lots of tomato purée and mustard for a looser consistency.
- Season the lamb with the lemon juice and oregano, and coarsely ground black pepper.
- Blend together the coarsely crushed biscuit crumbs and melted butter in a food blender.
- The sausage is typically filled with coarsely chopped pork and black pepper, and sometimes other ingredients such as herbs and other spices.
- Make the dressing by grating the cucumber coarsely and leaving it in a colander, lightly sprinkled with salt, for half an hour.
- Crush the peppercorns coarsely in a pestle and mortar or a coffee-grinder.
- Peel the potatoes, coarsely grate them into a bowl and squeeze out as much moisture as possible.
- When I worked in Paris years ago, one of my favourite dishes to eat was steak au poivre - steak coated in coarsely ground pepper before it's cooked.

单词	coarsely
释义	Definition of coarsely in English: coarsely adverb ˈkɔːsliˈkɔrsli 1In a coarse manner. Carter laughed coarsely Example sentencesExamples Add your favourite fragrant herb or potpourri to little sachets, made from cotton or other coarsely woven material, and place them in the drawers. The aggressive and coarsely humorous moments are mostly unconvincing. His baritone is a more consistent and beautiful instrument, but he often sang coarsely. However, in parts of the architectural and landscape background the diluted grey carbon-ink wash was then applied more coarsely with a much thicker brush, and in broader strokes, to provide a fairly even grey mid-tone. She pointed at some coarsely sprayed graffiti across a series of sketches of country scenes. References to the departed mom, who we are told abandoned her family 10 years ago, are coarsely comic. The food is poorly made, imprecise and coarsely seasoned: less good than you'd expect from the chill counter of a supermarket. As the massive glaciers retreated thousands of years ago, they left behind coarsely rounded rocks of every color and description. More important, ‘Death of a Salesman’ has a coarsely compulsive power that somehow manages to mask its aesthetic deficiencies, or at least render them momentarily palatable. Many of the weblogs that have come to my attention display a disdain for civil discourse and, to the extent they say anything at all, say it rather coarsely. All in all, the story did not live up to all the wonderful reviews written about it and presented itself as a let-down when the tale was carelessly and coarsely ended. He lifted his left foot from the water and finally swore loudly and coarsely. I do believe there is something to be said at times for speaking bluntly and coarsely. Stripping away the levity of certain scenes and shocking the audience with coarsely untheatrical moments may bring out subtle new nuances in unexpected areas, but it gives no impression of a full reading. A costume consisting of a thick raffia collar and skirt, a coarsely woven jacket, and two braided fiber strands ending in raffia pompoms completes the ensemble. He drinks in his mess, is coarsely sarcastic at home, neglects his worn-down wife, and evidently rules his wayward children harshly. 2Into large and irregularly shaped pieces. chop the mushrooms coarsely coarsely grated cheese Example sentencesExamples Place the coffee beans and sugar lumps into a coffee grinder, blitz until coarsely ground. Peel, core and coarsely grate the apple (you need about 250g / 8oz grated apple) and mix it into the crumb mixture. Peel the potatoes, coarsely grate them into a bowl and squeeze out as much moisture as possible. On a board slice the orange peel into chips, or cut coarsely for chunky marmalade. Place the olives on a board and chop them very coarsely. Peel and coarsely chop the onion garlic and ginger. Drain the water from the spinach and chop coarsely. Crush the peppercorns coarsely in a pestle and mortar or a coffee-grinder. The sausage is typically filled with coarsely chopped pork and black pepper, and sometimes other ingredients such as herbs and other spices. A good half-hour before kick-off, place the salt in a mortar and crush it quite coarsely, then add the garlic. Make the dressing by grating the cucumber coarsely and leaving it in a colander, lightly sprinkled with salt, for half an hour. When I worked in Paris years ago, one of my favourite dishes to eat was steak au poivre - steak coated in coarsely ground pepper before it's cooked. Blend together the coarsely crushed biscuit crumbs and melted butter in a food blender. Add the coarsely chopped pork and veal and a little salt and pepper and fry gently until it too becomes brown. Roast the remaining carcass, chopped up fairly small, with two coarsely chopped onions (leave the skins on for the colour) and lots of black pepper. Shake over a generous amount of good, though not expensive, olive oil and season with salt, coarsely ground black pepper and the leaves from the thyme sprigs. He measures flour and spices, and coarsely chops the pecans, almonds, and walnuts. Season the lamb with the lemon juice and oregano, and coarsely ground black pepper. Now add the coarsely chopped tomato and stir again for a minute or two. This latter dish is a regular burger recipe made from coarsely ground steak but mixed with lots of tomato purée and mustard for a looser consistency. Definition of coarsely in US English: coarsely adverbˈkôrslēˈkɔrsli 1In a coarse manner. Carter laughed coarsely Example sentencesExamples All in all, the story did not live up to all the wonderful reviews written about it and presented itself as a let-down when the tale was carelessly and coarsely ended. Stripping away the levity of certain scenes and shocking the audience with coarsely untheatrical moments may bring out subtle new nuances in unexpected areas, but it gives no impression of a full reading. He drinks in his mess, is coarsely sarcastic at home, neglects his worn-down wife, and evidently rules his wayward children harshly. A costume consisting of a thick raffia collar and skirt, a coarsely woven jacket, and two braided fiber strands ending in raffia pompoms completes the ensemble. More important, ‘Death of a Salesman’ has a coarsely compulsive power that somehow manages to mask its aesthetic deficiencies, or at least render them momentarily palatable. His baritone is a more consistent and beautiful instrument, but he often sang coarsely. Many of the weblogs that have come to my attention display a disdain for civil discourse and, to the extent they say anything at all, say it rather coarsely. The aggressive and coarsely humorous moments are mostly unconvincing. However, in parts of the architectural and landscape background the diluted grey carbon-ink wash was then applied more coarsely with a much thicker brush, and in broader strokes, to provide a fairly even grey mid-tone. As the massive glaciers retreated thousands of years ago, they left behind coarsely rounded rocks of every color and description. She pointed at some coarsely sprayed graffiti across a series of sketches of country scenes. I do believe there is something to be said at times for speaking bluntly and coarsely. Add your favourite fragrant herb or potpourri to little sachets, made from cotton or other coarsely woven material, and place them in the drawers. References to the departed mom, who we are told abandoned her family 10 years ago, are coarsely comic. The food is poorly made, imprecise and coarsely seasoned: less good than you'd expect from the chill counter of a supermarket. He lifted his left foot from the water and finally swore loudly and coarsely. 2Into large and irregularly shaped pieces. chop the mushrooms coarsely coarsely grated cheese Example sentencesExamples Peel, core and coarsely grate the apple (you need about 250g / 8oz grated apple) and mix it into the crumb mixture. He measures flour and spices, and coarsely chops the pecans, almonds, and walnuts. Peel and coarsely chop the onion garlic and ginger. Place the coffee beans and sugar lumps into a coffee grinder, blitz until coarsely ground. Place the olives on a board and chop them very coarsely. Drain the water from the spinach and chop coarsely. Add the coarsely chopped pork and veal and a little salt and pepper and fry gently until it too becomes brown. Now add the coarsely chopped tomato and stir again for a minute or two. Roast the remaining carcass, chopped up fairly small, with two coarsely chopped onions (leave the skins on for the colour) and lots of black pepper. A good half-hour before kick-off, place the salt in a mortar and crush it quite coarsely, then add the garlic. On a board slice the orange peel into chips, or cut coarsely for chunky marmalade. Shake over a generous amount of good, though not expensive, olive oil and season with salt, coarsely ground black pepper and the leaves from the thyme sprigs. This latter dish is a regular burger recipe made from coarsely ground steak but mixed with lots of tomato purée and mustard for a looser consistency. Season the lamb with the lemon juice and oregano, and coarsely ground black pepper. Blend together the coarsely crushed biscuit crumbs and melted butter in a food blender. The sausage is typically filled with coarsely chopped pork and black pepper, and sometimes other ingredients such as herbs and other spices. Make the dressing by grating the cucumber coarsely and leaving it in a colander, lightly sprinkled with salt, for half an hour. Crush the peppercorns coarsely in a pestle and mortar or a coffee-grinder. Peel the potatoes, coarsely grate them into a bowl and squeeze out as much moisture as possible. When I worked in Paris years ago, one of my favourite dishes to eat was steak au poivre - steak coated in coarsely ground pepper before it's cooked.
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