clubby
英 ['klʌbɪ] 美 [ˈklʌbi]

adj.

俱乐部的，喜交际的，资格要求严的；

英英释义

clubby[ 'klʌbi ]

• adj.
  • effusively sociable

    "we got rather clubby"

    同义词：clubbish

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

    同义词：clannishcliquishsnobbishsnobby

权威例句

A 'relationships biz' stays clubby
Getting clubby
Clubby vinyls
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Keeping the club clubby, electronically
Can deals be too 'clubby'? [Consortium bids by private equity funds.]
Hong Kong: The Last Tycoon? the Presumed Ouster of Chief Executive Tung Chee-Hwa Could Mean the End of a Clubby System of Rule That'...
Headoffice and Boat club by Jørn Utzon in the Kalkbrænderihavn, CPH:wanting construction
Indoor, outdoor: Redstone American Grill fosters a clubby look but still lets the sun shine in. (Restauratour).(Brief Article)
A clubby North Shore enclave