snootier

snootier的基本解释

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[变形] snooty的比较级

adj.

傲慢的, 鄙视别人的, 自大自满的, 自大的

与snootier相关的网络例句 [注：此内容来源于网络，仅供参考]

The Fringe began as a foil to the snootier Edinburgh International Festival of music and theatre.

艺穗节伊始，是作为高高在上的爱丁堡音乐戏剧国际艺术节陪衬而办。

This was an aristocratic pastime, but as Mr Keller observes, America democratised it somewhat—Hamilton's opponent came from snootier stock and would never have fought him had they both lived in Europe.

决斗是一种贵族式的消遣，但正如凯勒评述的那样，美国还是把它稍稍民主化了。汉密尔顿的对手出身骄傲自大的世家；倘若两人都生活在欧洲，那他是绝不会和汉密尔顿决斗的。

Gorbals Mick, his nickname in snootier corners of Parliament and the press, was a cruel dig at his poor childhood in Glasgow—and, for those attuned to that city's sectarianism, a gibe at his Irish Catholic roots.

这是他在议会与新闻界中较为自高自大的那群人里的绰号，这个绰号刻毒地挖苦其在格拉斯哥的贫苦的童年时代，以及对应于那个城市的教派主义意识，嘲弄其爱尔兰罗马天主教的背景。