countrified

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Is this countrified bleak fundamentalism a spoof?
這種質(zhì)樸冷酷的原教旨主義也許衹是一種譏諷？
Dai: Someone may say why Li Zhanyang's works are so countrified.
戴：有的人會(huì)說，李佔(zhàn)洋的作品怎麼這麼土??？
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Isn't it? It's not countrified, huh? Basically if we see it as time goes on, it might feel rustic.
是嗎？不會(huì)很俗氣，對(duì)吧？一般如果過一段時(shí)間再看，有可能會(huì)覺得很老土。
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But you could immediately sense how special they were, how the chemistry of Kevin Russell's easy-flowing countrified melodies blended with Jimmy Smith's more serpentine works.
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Mies van der Rohe's early work in Berlin shouts avant-garde Europe just as the Chrysler Building in New York, which was completed in 1930, is an elegant reminder of the glitzy jazz age of the 1920s and Horace Walpole's 18th-century Thames-side villa evokes the eclectic sophistication of the countrified lifestyle that still stirs nostalgia in many a would-be squire's heart.
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You use countrified to describe something that seems or looks like something in the country, rather than in a town.
Countrified is used to describe pop music that sounds similar to country music.