highbrow 的 2 个定义
- a person of superior intellectual interests and tastes.
- a person with intellectual or cultural pretensions; intellectual snob.
- the crestfish.
- Also highbrowed . of, relating to, or characteristic of a highbrow.
highbrow 近义词
intellectual
intellectual, very smart person
更多highbrow例句
- Perelman is certainly a benevolent angel in that collision between lowbrow and highbrow.
- Ben Affleck was someone you were supposed to take seriously, someone whose work you were supposed to engage with sincerely, as highbrow art.
- It doesn’t really bother me that My Unorthodox Life isn’t as serious or highbrow as many of its predecessors in ultra-Orthodox entertainment.
- For better or worse, we’re watching a genre step off its highbrow pedestal—one that supported it through the making of many classic and literally world-changing films, but also helped to limit its audience.
- Plato argued that true learning must be more than what Deresiewicz calls “highbrow entertainment for the moneyed class.”
- Turns out highbrow culture can be found in the sunshine state.
- It's no longer the highbrow mecca of fashion it once was, after all.
- For highbrow patrons who are more familiar with Tolstoy than Ivan Drago, head to the Russian Tea Room.
- It's where you rub shoulders with the big boys and enjoy highbrow ambiance.
- "They recently let me join a highbrow mountain club; but when I start for the rocks I hesitate," Deering resumed.
- They reckon they're highbrow frontier cavalry and I guess the trooper won't allow a girl held him up.
- Weren't there to be any cakes and ale in New York simply because a highbrow happened to be mayor?
- She had met him at some highbrow affair—it was a reception or some such social maelstrom—and, yes, his name was Bowles!
- Well, symphony—more of the highbrow stuff, I guess you would say.