snobby

英

美 [ˈsnɑbi]

adj.  同 snobbish; 势利的; 自命不凡的

BNC.37794 / COCA.31537

柯林斯词典

• 同 snobbish
  Snobbymeans the same assnobbish.

英英释义

adj

• befitting or characteristic of those who incline to social exclusiveness and who rebuff the advances of people considered inferior
  Synonym:clannishcliquishclubbysnobbish

双语例句

• You mean those snobby assistants from "mode" actually like that kind of place?
  你是说“时尚”那帮势利的。助理们会喜欢那种地方？
• I could see why some of the boys took him for snobby.
  我现在明白他们为何看中他了。
• Other mistakes include being snobby about the efficacy of baskets ( I had always thought they were a decorative affectation) and being too embarrassed to ask for help.
  其它错误包括对储物篮的功效不屑一顾（我一直认为它们只是起到了装饰作用）以及耻于寻求帮助。
• The tone of voice people used was belittling and self-righteous, the ex-employee writes. I found them snobby, cliquey and frankly, rude.
  人们讲话语气都很不屑一顾、很自以为是，这位前员工写道，我认为他们势力、扎堆，说白了就是很粗鲁。
• On the flip side, they mentioned "not listening to parents,"" being mean and bullying" and "being snobby" as behaviors exhibited by those headed for the naughty list.
  至于“淘气”，孩子们认为“不听父母话”、“小气、爱欺负人”以及“势利傲慢”都是淘气鬼们的“招牌行为”。
• It is ( really) of no use to argue with such a snobby person.
  与这种傲慢的人争吵没有用。
• I wouldn't say that Cher, Dionne, and the snobby Amber top the list of teen movie bitches, but they're definitely aware of their social status.
  我不会说谢尔科，迪翁还有史努比安博是所有校园剧坏女孩的代表，但是他们的确意识到了自我的社会地位。
• The humans can be as snobby as the high elves sometimes, and we half-elves really liked doing things our own way.
  人类啊，有时候会像高精灵们一样势利。但是我们半精灵可是喜欢按照自己做事情的方式生活。
• As a young adult, she's snobby, uppity and way too obsessed with her nose.
  而成年以后，她又势力、傲慢，而且过于着迷于自己的鼻子。