snobby
英 ['snɒbɪ] 美 ['snɑbɪ]

adj.

势利的；

英英释义

snobby[ 'snɔbi ]

• adj.befitting or characteristic of those who incline to social exclusiveness and who rebuff the advances of people considered inferior

  同义词：clannishcliquishclubbysnobbish

权威例句

Better a bit stupid than snobby
No need to splurge on those snobby baby strollers
You Say Snobby, I Say That Dressing Like 52nd and Madison Pays Dividends in NYC
TESCO SLASH SNOBBY RALPH LAUREN PRICES; Pounds 9m of Clothes Are Up for Grabs
So, Are the Colours Sublime ... or Just Plain Snobby?
Snobby people and just plain folks: Social stratification and rural, low‐status, Appalachian women
TURFED OUT; Boys' Club Say Snobby Council Won't Take Buckfast's Pounds 50,000 Handout for Pitches
Liars, Flip Floppers, and Snobby Elitists: A Qualitative Reanalysis of Schema Data from the 2004 Election
The Bicycle Grief: In the Quest for Bike-Friendly Cities, Are Snobby Cyclists Their Own Worst Enemies?
Dwight and Left: The Centenary of Dwight Macdonald's Birth Should Inspire More Americans to Read Their Most Crotchety, Snobby, and B...