英:[ˈsnɒbɪʃ]
美:[ˈsnɑːbɪʃ]
英:[ˈsnɒbɪʃ]
美:[ˈsnɑːbɪʃ]
词根:snob
adj.snobby 势利的(等于snobbish)
n.snob 势利小人,势利眼;假内行
snobbery 势利,谄上欺下;摆绅士架子;势利的行为或语言
snobbishness 势利
snobbism 势利
1840年,"与势利小人有关的",来自 snob 和 -ish。 "具有势利小人特征的"的意思来自1849年。 相关词汇: Snobbishly; snobbishness。
The first known use of snobbish was in 1840
snoop1 of 2verb
to look or search especially in a sneaking or meddlesome manner
snoop2 of 2noun
one that snoops
snoop1 of 2verb
to look or search especially in a sneaking or meddlesome manner
snoop2 of 2noun
one that snoops
snoop1 of 2verb
to look or search especially in a sneaking or meddlesome manner
snoop2 of 2noun
one that snoops
snoodnoun
a net or fabric bag for holding hair pinned or tied on at the back of the head
snobbyadjective
snobbish
snobbismnoun
snobbery
snobbishadjective
of, relating to, or being a snob
a snobbish attitude
snobbishadjective
of, relating to, or being a snob
a snobbish attitude
1 The free-spirited, intellectual Beneatha is being wooed by two men: the wealthy and snobbish George Murchison (Kadahj Bennett) and an ambitious student from Nigeria named Joseph Asagai (Joshua Olumide), whose goal is to transform his country.
2 And what she uses “Chinese mother” to mean is this: driven, snobbish and hellbent on raising certifiably Grade A children.
3 They had a snobbish dislike for their intellectual and social inferiors...
他们非常势利,不喜欢智力和社会地位不如自己的人。
4 As the violent, manipulative alcoholic and the vain, snobbish fabricator punch and counterpunch in “A Very British Scandal,” the opaqueness of the characters gets tedious and increasingly mystifying.
5 Mr. Botstein was at Carnegie to lead his American Symphony Orchestra in Bernstein’s “Kaddish” Symphony, one of the ambitious concert works that earned him much snobbish criticism in his lifetime.
6 I admit that I can be snobbish and I can harbour a sense of superiority at times.
我承认我有时候会势利,有时会有一种优越感。
7 Yes, these Rioters were nasty: misogynistic, racist, homophobic, snobbish, cruel; but they were also witty, charismatic, destined to lead.
8 Snobbish the word for Shanghai among most of the local respondents.
北京受访者选择“排外”的比例最大,上海受访者抱怨当地“势利眼”的最多.
9 In a magazine interview published yesterday, the Italian culture minister launched a stinging attack on American film director , who led this year's jury, calling him "the expression of an elitist, relativist and snobbish culture."
10 But, in a sense, it is stolen by Jacqueline King, who gives a dazzling performance as Heavenly's outrageously snobbish mother.
11 I left the party without telling the host, for I couldn't put up with these snobbish people.
我没有告诉主人就离开了晚会,我无法忍受那些势利小人。
12 Secondly, , the old colleagues around me are almost snobbish.
其次,周围的老同事几乎个个都是谄上媚下的势利小人。 。
13 In the hospitable and sunbaked Mr. Latane, a direct descendant of George Washington’s nephew, it struck me that not all people with great pedigrees are afflicted with snobbish airs.
14 Its view of music is not snobbish or specializing; it is improbably, almost illogically wide.
15 To recap then: she was bore, a boaster and a bully, friendless, joyless, loveless, demanding, controlling, snobbish, racist and mean, even to her own dad.
16 Fashion was effectively controlled by John Fairchild, the snobbish publisher of Women’s Wear Daily.
17 A basic knowledge of wine can keep us conversant in snobbish company and help us sort through the multitude of selections on the retail shelf, while still having a life.
18 He adopted a snobbish attitude toward poor people.
他对穷人太势利眼.
19 They are snobbish if you will, but they often have a lot more information.
20 And the author’s honesty gives the book an authority that is never snobbish.
1 势利
potty aristocratic snobby snooty hincty snobbery snobbism hoity-toity uppish toffee-nosed snobbishness exclusive high-hat dicty
2 谄上傲下的
5 自负
high-swelling high-headed swelled-headed vogie grand confident vain pretentious conceited snobby overconfident chesty portentous ditzy stuck-up egotistic overweening priggish bigheaded self-deceived self-conceited vainly arrogantly egotistically pride inflation ego self-esteem arrogance conceit pretension puffiness snobbery overconfidence egotism self-importance vainglory pretentiousness bighead self-conceit self-pride arrogancy amour-propre self-opinion priggery conceitedness swell get above oneself full of oneself swelled head swollen head
6 爱虚荣
7 假充内行的
8 谄上傲下
9 自命不凡的
pretentious portentous sophomoric stuck-up flatulent toffee-nosed virtuous vainglorious hoity-toity jumped-up Pooterish
11 势利眼的
12 自命不凡
virtuous pretentious stuck-up vainglorious hoity-toity fancy flatter be on your high horse get on your high horse jumped-up toffee-nosed Pooterish have a swollen head get above yourself fancy yourself
13 势利眼
14 讲究派头的
15 自负的
high-swelling high-headed swelled-headed vogie grand confident vain pretentious conceited snobby overconfident chesty portentous ditzy stuck-up egotistic overweening priggish bigheaded self-deceived self-conceited full of oneself