- 看过 snobbery 的人也看了 :
- pretension
- arrogance
- pomposity
- airs
- hauteur
- snootiness
- snobbishness
snobbery 的定义
plural snob·ber·ies.
- snobbish character, conduct, trait, or act.
snobbery 近义词
presumption
snobbery 的近义词 7 个
snobbery 的反义词 1 个
更多snobbery例句
- I feel like a trainspotter, noting the distinct edges and grooves that make the shared enthusiasms of Gen Z infinitely more interesting than whatever media and culture fueled my own aesthetic snobbery.
- The Spotify roasting AI that’s been making the rounds this week is a fun exercise in music snobbery.
- His absolute snobbery is bizarrely refreshing, while the Just Like You's around him try to seem as “normal” as possible.
- Wellie-snobbery is terrible but growing vice among the British upper classes.
- My theory was that a personal and geographic food bias was at work, a kind of coastal snobbery.
- Both went to Oxford University and chafed at the snobbery of English elites.
- This is because cruising stories allow the media to indulge in two of their favourite traits: envy and snobbery.
- That the Business College should no longer require me I could understand—for snobbery plays a terrible part in business.
- "Ah kin lick any three Neboes wid mah toes an' teeth," he would boast in religious snobbery.
- An assembly of two thousand snobs will never stint its applause to an author who chastises snobbery.
- This gentleman—for he was no less than that—was a man well-read, and his tribute was not inspired by mere snobbery.
- The snobbery of the "social column" would really be amusing were it not so painfully apparent.