snide如何读

英:[snaɪd]

美:[snaɪd]

snide是什么意思

  • adj.嘲笑的;卑鄙的;恶意的;假冒的
  • n.骗子;赝造的宝石

snide变形

比较级:snider

最高级:snidest

snide扩展

snidely (adv.), snideness (n.)

snide英英释义

adjective

false, counterfeit

practicing deception : dishonest

a snide merchant

unworthy of esteem : low

a snide trick

slyly disparaging : insinuating

snide remarks

snide词源中文解释

1859年,盗贼俚语中的“伪造的,假的,劣质的”,一个起源不明的词。《世纪词典》认为它是 snithe 的方言变体,它本身是一个形容词,意思是“锋利的,切割的”,用于描述风,来自中古英语动词 snithen “切割”,源自古英语 snithan,与德语 schneiden 同源。

最早的用法似乎最常用于伪造硬币。法默和亨利(“俚语及其类似语言”,1903年)将其定义为“糟糕的,悲惨的,可鄙的,或(军队)肮脏的”。1874年(霍滕)时,用于描述人,“以低劣的狡猾和狡猾的行为为特征”。“嘲笑”的意义可以追溯到1928年,也许是通过早期的名词意义“伪善,恶意的闲话”(1902年)传递而来的。相关: Snidely; snideness。

The tradition that a first-rate man is less a first-rate man if, encountering a snide detraction of himself that has no respect for the facts, he makes a critical riposte, strikes me as being just about as silly as anything I have run across during many years spent in this silly world. I speak, of course and obviously enough, not of snide criticism written by essentially snide men, but of the species of snide criticism that is every once in a while written by men who should know better. [George Jean Nathan, "Clinical Notes," The American Mercury, June 1928]
传统认为,如果一位一流的人遇到了一种没有尊重事实的恶意诋毁,他如果做出批评性的回应,就不再是一位一流的人,这种传统对我来说就像我在这个愚蠢的世界上度过的许多年中遇到的最愚蠢的事情之一。当然,我说的是那些本质上是卑鄙的人写的恶意批评,而不是那些偶尔会被那些应该知道得更好的人写出来的恶意批评。[乔治·让·内森,“临床笔记”,《美国水银》杂志,1928年6月]

snide词源英文解释

origin unknown

The first known use of snide was circa 1859

snide儿童词典英英释义

sniffishadjective

scornful, disdainful

a sniffish boss

sniff1 of 2verb

to draw air into the nose in short breaths loud enough to be heard

sniffed at the cheese

to show or express scorn

sniffed at simple jobs

to smell or inhale by taking short breaths

sniff perfume

to detect by or as if by smelling

sniff out trouble

sniff2 of 2noun

the act or sound of sniffing

an odor or amount sniffed

sniff1 of 2verb

to draw air into the nose in short breaths loud enough to be heard

sniffed at the cheese

to show or express scorn

sniffed at simple jobs

to smell or inhale by taking short breaths

sniff perfume

to detect by or as if by smelling

sniff out trouble

sniff2 of 2noun

the act or sound of sniffing

an odor or amount sniffed

sniff1 of 2verb

to draw air into the nose in short breaths loud enough to be heard

sniffed at the cheese

to show or express scorn

sniffed at simple jobs

to smell or inhale by taking short breaths

sniff perfume

to detect by or as if by smelling

sniff out trouble

sniff2 of 2noun

the act or sound of sniffing

an odor or amount sniffed

snideadjective

low entry 2 sense 9b, mean

a snide trick

slyly uncomplimentary or insulting

snide remarks

snideadjective

low entry 2 sense 9b, mean

a snide trick

slyly uncomplimentary or insulting

snide remarks

snide 例句

1 When their period in history is mentioned, many hasten to attach a snide disclaimer, a wised-up dismissal.

当他们所处的那一段历史被提起时,很多人都会立刻附上鄙夷的论断,或是故作聪明的批评。

2 Even if high fashion isn't your thing, watching the snark and snide fly in this office is sure to tickle your funny bone.

3 And a penetrating segment on charity, which digs into the cultural fallout when our most celebrated benefactors are also purveyors of snide gags on panel shows; whether that's hilarious or tragic is up to you.

4 And you want to snide but you have to sigh.

你想笑却不行不唉声叹气.

5 There were no more snide jokes about Darwinism in Victorian England.

6 The samurai tends to emerge in the face of situations where Takeshi wishes he was more vocal or adventurous — in the face of rude restaurant patrons, snide managers and unfamiliar dishes.

7 I can’t make out his expression, but I’m grateful he’s silent instead of snide.

8 Some will make snide fun of the limitations of Burley's prose style.

9 “John, can you not be snide for half a minute?”

10 A snide, slightly stifled laugh.

一种阴险的,有些僵硬的笑。

11 The leading Polish newspaper GazetaWyborcza ran a snide commentary titled "Obama is coming, but it 'sno longer our Obama."

波兰最重要的报纸《选举报》以“奥巴马来了,但不再是我们的奥巴马”为题进行了嘲讽性的评论。

12 "Parked Outside" thrust and crunched as Dulli loaded up on snide sarcasm, digging in his heels at the sight of chaos and provocation.

13 Calling someone a “flirt” isn’t seen as an insult, but in some cases it might serve as a snide sort of traducing.

14 My mom has a deep fear of being deserted or left behind, and she frequently makes snide, cutting comments about how far away I live — an hour — how she feels alone and unwanted, etc.

15 This can be seen in snide remarks about the correspondents at Vice, for example, which insinuated that their physical appearances and identities dwarfed experience and journalism chops.

16 Arthur, a snide and boozy future duke, could not be a worse match for Gwendoline, the sarcastic wallflower best known as the Princess of England.

17 As for whether the term “straight” is offensive, even my trusty Urban Dictionary, the master tome of snark, has nothing snide to say about it.

18 He's always making snide comments about her appearance.

他总是对她的外表冷嘲热讽。

19 Jeff was always rolling his eyes at something, usually with a snide comment to match.

20 Her new boyfriend is a snide merchant.

她的新男友是个奸商。

snide 同义词

1 假钱

stumour stumer

2 狡猾的人

file fox dodger weasel tod slyboots

4 不光明正大的

devious unsportsmanlike

5 暗讽

innuendo

9 假币

paper plug forgery

10 卑鄙的人

scumbag heel hound louse fart skunk

22 讥笑

sardonic mockery sneer

27 讥笑的

sardonic

29 嗤笑

sneer

30 人造宝石

paste boule

31 贬损的

pejorative

41 嘲弄的

derisive

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