provincial是什么意思音标:英 [prəˈvɪnʃl]美 [prəˈvɪnʃəl]

n. 外地人, 粗野的人
a. 省的, 外地的, 偏狭的

n. (Roman Cathopc Church) an official in charge of an ecclesiastical province acting under the superior general of a repgious order
a. of or associated with a province
a. characteristic of the provinces or their people

provincial的用法和例句：

1.You're all too provincial and lame for me now.

现在你们对我来说都太俗太逊了

2.They find your provincial ways to be... comical.

他们觉得你土里土气的很滑稽

3.Call me provincial, but I for one think it's inappropriate.

我是很土 但是我觉得那样不合适

4.The hair's a touch provincial, but the rest is good.

头发有点土气 但其他地方不错

5.In every provincial newspaper, there's two or three reports.

每个省的新闻都少不了一两条报道

6.I guess we're just too provincial to understand such sophisticated concepts.

看来我们档次太低 理解不了这么高端的概念

7.I am having problems with the puritanical mores and laws in this provincial country.

我在这个州遇到了保守古板的道德 和法律问题

8.Americans pretend to lead, but they are still provincial in so many ways.

美国人总是假装自己引领潮流 可实际上在很多方面仍然很迂腐

9.Mmm, though I doubt many women will be famipar with such provincial matters.

虽然我怀疑许多妇女是否熟悉 这些州事