coarse russian
чёрный
black
gloomy, dark, dismal
back, rear, service (entrance)
dark, swarthy, dark-haired
rough, coarse, menial, unskilled
кру́пный
big, large, sizeable
large, major, substantial
coarse, coarse-grained
leading, prominent, outstanding, significant
important, serious, major
гру́бый
rude, impolite, harsh
rough, coarse, crude
rough (approximate), gross (error)
бурбо́н
bourbon, American whiskey
boor, churl, coarse fellow
вульга́рный
vulgar, coarse, tasteless, ordinary (in a common way)
oversimplified, crude, distorted
дубо́вый
oak, oaken, of oak
coarse, crude, clumsy, thick-headed
tough, hard
грубова́тый
somewhat rude, a bit brusque, gruff
somewhat coarse, a bit rough
буза́
row, fuss, uproar, brawl
boza, bouza
rock salt, coarse salt
sunbleak, minnow
шерша́вый
rough, coarse, scratchy
uneven, bumpy
топо́рный
clumsy, coarse, uncouth
новина́
virgin soil, newly ploughed land, new field
freshly reaped grain, new harvest
unbleached linen, piece of coarse linen
novelty, piece of news
modern heroic epic, Soviet-era folk epic
паруси́на
A coarse linen or hemp fabric
ру́бище
rags, tatters
coarse garment, sackcloth
са́льность
obscenity, obsceneness, bawdiness
dirty joke, smutty remark, coarse expression
fat content, sebum content, greasiness
каба́цкий
indecent, coarse
дерю́га
sackcloth, sacking, burlap, coarse homespun cloth
rag, coarse garment, rough blanket
забо́рный
fence-, of a fence
indecent, coarse, obscene, trashy
площадно́й
coarse, vulgar, foul
street (attr.), of the town square, fairground (attr.)
areal, area (attr.), area-wide
крупнозерни́стый
coarse-grained
плитня́к
flagstone, paving slab, slab stone
platy limestone, flaggy rock, slate slab
coarse coal, lump coal
бязь
coarse calico
сермя́га
coarse homespun cloth, coarse undyed linen
coarse peasant caftan, homespun coat
дубова́тый
coarse, stupid, wooden-headed
грубя́щий
rude, coarse, impolite, making coarse
грубошёрстный
coarse, of coarse cloth
пестряди́на
coarse motley cotton fabric
мули́ха
thick pea porridge, pea gruel, coarse pea flour
грубе́вший
roughened, coarsened, hardened, grown coarse
понёва
poneva, homespun woollen skirt, peasant woman's skirt
coarse homespun woollen cloth
вы́бойка
printed cotton, print, calico print
garment of coarse printed cotton, calico dress
embossing, stamping
грубе́ющий
becoming rough, becoming coarse, roughening, coarsening
becoming rude, becoming crude, coarsening (in manners), hardening (in character)
дроблёнка
crushed grain, ground feed, coarse meal
hogged wood chips, wood chips
crushed material, fractured particles, shreds
гру́бо
rudely, harshly, curtly
roughly, coarsely, crudely
roughly, approximately
жрать
to eat (coarsely), to devour, to wolf down
гру́бость
rudeness, roughness, coarseness, crudity
кру́пно
greatly, seriously, badly
in large letters, large
coarsely, into large pieces
по́шлость
vulgarity, crudeness, coarseness
banality, triviality, platitude
vulgar remark, dirty joke, smutty comment
kitsch, tastelessness
вульга́рно
vulgarly, rudely, coarsely
грубе́йший
rudest, coarsest, roughest, most uncouth
шерохова́тость
roughness, coarseness (of surface)
unevenness, rough spot
огрубе́ть
to coarsen
дроблёный
crushed, coarsely ground, shredded
crushed, broken up, splintered, granulated
грубе́ть
to coarsen
загрубе́ть
to coarsen
струга́ть
to plane, to whittle, to shave (wood)
to shred (vegetables), to grate coarsely, to slice thin
настру́гать
to plane, to whittle, to shave (wood), to make shavings
to shred, to grate (coarsely), to slice thinly
to churn out, to knock out (in quantity)
огрубе́вший
coarsened, hardened, roughened, calloused
загрубе́вший
hardened, coarsened, calloused, roughened
опошле́ние
vulgarization, trivialization, banalization
debasement, coarsening
заскору́знуть
to become callous, to coarsen, to harden, to stagnate
загрубе́лый
coarsened, callous
загрубение
coarsening, callosity
Examples
Кабан покрыт жёсткой щетинистой шерстью.
The boar is covered in coarse, bristly hair.
Порода оказалась крупнозернистой и тяжёлой.
The rock turned out to be coarse-grained and heavy.
Из пестрядины шили простые деревенские рубахи.
Simple peasant shirts were sewn from coarse motley cotton fabric.



















