tastelessly
adverb uk/ˈteɪst.ləs.li/ us/ˈteɪst.ləs.li/
(LIKELY TO UPSET)
不雅的，庸俗的，不得体的
in a way that is likely to upset or offend someone
a tastelessly cruel joke 一个羞辱人的庸俗笑话
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- the person who tastelessly broadcasts the intimate details of his personal life by talking too loudly on his cellphone
- A sidebar analysis is headlined, somewhat tastelessly, "An Issue that Won't Die."
- It would have been better if they'd said nothing rather than boasting tastelessly about our smaller infant mortality figures.
- 'Not even clapped-out old ex-wives?' I quipped - tastelessly, no doubt.
(NOT STYLISH)
不时髦地，不新潮地，没有品味地
in a way that is not stylish
tastelessly decorated rooms 装饰毫无品味的房间
See: tasteless
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- a sweet-faced woman, badly and tastelessly dressed
- Certainly he had a busy life once he was safely installed in his lavishly modernised, tastelessly extended former labourer's hovel in the most picturesque part of rural Surrey.
- En route, you also get to see the tastelessly decorated rooms in which the future Queen Victoria spent her unhappy childhood.
- under covers of cream and blue (so tastelessly passe!)
- A minor convent, converted rather tastelessly into a hotel.