▪ The informant refused to divulge his sources.
线人拒绝透露消息来源。

▪ Do not divulge the password to anyone.
不要把密码泄露给任何人。

▪ The report was never divulged to the press.
这份报告从未向新闻界公开。

▪ She divulged the plan over dinner.
她在晚饭时把计划透露了出来。

▪ His vulgar jokes made everyone uncomfortable.
他粗俗的笑话让在场的人都不自在。

▪ The word is considered vulgar in polite company.
这个词在上流场合被视为粗俗。

▪ She found his table manners shockingly vulgar.
她觉得他的餐桌举止粗野得惊人。

▪ Vulgar Latin was the speech of ordinary people.
俗拉丁语是普通百姓的语言。

▪ The nouveaux riches were dismissed as vulgarians.
暴发户们被讥为庸俗的阔佬。

▪ A loud vulgarian dominated the cocktail party.
一个高声喧哗的俗人主导了鸡尾酒会。

▪ The novel mocks a wealthy vulgarian.
这部小说讽刺了一个有钱的俗人。

▪ Wealth alone does not make a vulgarian.
单单有钱并不等于庸俗。

▪ The film was criticized for its vulgarity.
这部电影因粗俗而受到批评。

▪ He apologized for the vulgarity of his remarks.
他为自己粗俗的言辞道歉。

▪ The play balances humor without falling into vulgarity.
这出戏幽默而不流于粗俗。

▪ Vulgarity offends more than it amuses.
粗话冒犯多于逗乐。

▪ Commercialization vulgarized the festival.
商业化把这个节日搞得俗不可耐。

▪ The adaptation vulgarized a serious novel.
改编把一部严肃小说改得庸俗。

▪ Teachers should explain ideas without vulgarizing them.
教师应讲解概念而不流于低俗。

▪ The magazine vulgarized art for mass readers.
该杂志把艺术通俗化以迎合大众。