释义 |
View usage for: (snɒbəri) uncountable nounSnobbery is the attitude of a snob. Synonyms: arrogance, airs, pride, pretension More Synonyms of snobbery snobbery in American English (ˈsnɑbəri) nounWord forms: plural ˈsnobberies snobbish behavior or character, or an instance of this : also ˈsnobˌbism (ˈsnɑbˌɪzəm) Examples of 'snobbery' in a sentencesnobbery We had to try some of this liquid inverse snobbery.There is a slight intellectual snobbery about it.It may be partly why there is a degree of inverted snobbery about his rise.This programme smells not of interested inquiry but of a rather nasty cultural snobbery.The answer is the problematic issue of badge snobbery.He dismisses such talk as inverse snobbery.It represents the welcome victory of artistic enjoyment over intellectual snobbery.But these tedious arguments have more to do with inverted snobbery than progressive values.Brearley has combined a scholarly mind with a lack of intellectual snobbery and has friends throughout the game.He is now reviving the and says that it is time for the to end its inverted snobbery.So get over the badge snobbery.This was inverse snobbery, it has been claimed.At its worst it's cultural snobbery.Ignore the badge snobbery and listen to the V8 engine note.There is no value in inverted snobbery in Tehran today.That's what helped him get past the hard times and small minds and the inverted snobbery.Here's all the snobbery and inverted snobbery you can think of.BRITISH car buyers are obsessed with badge snobbery.Their intellectual snobbery seems limitless.I was accused of intellectual snobbery for pointing out that more people tend to drop out of the less academic subjects.There's no need to worry about badge snobbery with the Tivoli.Aesthetic shopping lists, cultural death lists, intellectual snobbery.That reckons without British badge snobbery, though.My friend had to leave the shop, he was laughing so hard at this exquisite mini drama of British snobbery. In other languagessnobbery British English: snobbery NOUN Snobbery is the attitude of a snob. There has often been an element of snobbery in golf. - American English: snobbery
- Brazilian Portuguese: esnobismo
- Chinese: 自命不凡
- European Spanish: esnobismo
- French: snobisme
- German: Snobismus
- Italian: snobismo
- Japanese: 上流気取り
- Korean: 속물근성
- European Portuguese: snobismo
- Latin American Spanish: esnobismo
social and educational snobbery Synonyms airs snobbishness snootiness (informal) side (British, slang) uppishness (British, informal) Additional synonymsThere was a tinge of condescension in the way the woman received me. Synonyms patronizing attitude, superiority, disdain, haughtiness, loftiness, superciliousness, lordliness, airsDefinition the quality of being pretentious We liked him for his honesty and lack of pretension. Synonyms affectation, hypocrisy, conceit, show, airs, vanity, snobbery, pomposity, self-importance, ostentation, pretentiousness, snobbishness, vainglory, showiness Definition an excessively high opinion of oneself His pride may still be his downfall. Synonyms conceit, vanity, arrogance, pretension, presumption, snobbery, morgue, hubris, smugness, self-importance, egotism, self-love, hauteur, pretentiousness, haughtiness, loftiness, vainglory, superciliousness, bigheadedness (informal) Additional synonymsDefinition conceit or cheek Synonyms conceit, airs, arrogance, insolence, pretentiousness |