plebby
adjective UK informal disapproving uk/ˈpleb.i/ us/ˈpleb.i/
平民的，庶民的
belonging to a low social class, or typical of people who belong to a low social class
I can't bear her plebby friends. 我不能忍受她的平民朋友。
The Victorian middle classes wanted to show they understood it was plebby to cut your fish with a knife. 维多利亚时代的中产阶级想表明他们理解用刀子切鱼是平民的行为。
See: pleb
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- I wouldn't like to live round here - it's a bit plebby.
- He thinks flat caps are ridiculously plebby.
- She views Aussies as rude, plebby little people.