Distastefully tells you how something is done: in a way that is unpleasant or morally off-putting.

Distastefullydistastefully tells you告訴你 how something is done事情是怎麼做的：in a way that is unpleasant是一種令人不悅 or或 morally off-putting在道德上讓人反感的方式。

If someone laughs distastefully at another person's hurt, the laugh itself is the ugly thing. If a poster is distastefully loud, the way it is made — all shock, no care — is what puts people off.

If someone laughs distastefully如果有人distastefully地笑 at another person's hurt對著別人的傷痛，the laugh itself笑聲本身 is the ugly thing就是那個醜陋的地方。If如果 a poster一張海報 is distastefully loud是distastefully地張揚，the way it is made它做出來的方式——all shock, no care只求震撼、毫不用心——is what puts people off就是讓人反感的地方。

It does not mainly name the inner feeling (that is distaste, or looking at something with distaste). It names the manner.

It它 does not mainly name主要指的不是 the inner feeling內在的感受（that is distaste那是distaste（反感），or或 looking at something with distaste用反感的眼光看待）。It它 names指的是 the manner做事的方式。

You hear it about jokes, comments, adverts, and behaviour in public. It is a little formal; in everyday talk a student might say that was really not okay or that came out ugly. Use it when the doing, not just the thing, is what feels wrong.

You你 hear it會聽到這個字 about jokes, comments, adverts, and behaviour in public用來講笑話、言論、廣告，還有公開場合的行為。It它 is a little formal有點正式；in everyday talk在日常對話裡 a student一個學生 might say可能會說 that was really not okay那真的很不OK 或or that came out ugly那講出來很難聽。Use用 it這個字 when the doing當那個做法本身，not just the thing而不只是那件事本身， is what feels wrong才是讓人不舒服的地方。