snob是什么意思

双语用例

• The ' educated class ', mainly government clerks, he wrote, were ' social snobs ', unwilling to mix with manual workers.

• He turned his back on the doubters and the snobs and made wonderful theatre for people.

• I do not mean to suggest that this person would be a snob.

• There still seems to be ample material for pictures, in papers which cater for the snob, of people enjoying expensive amusements.

• There is a certain snob value about sherry for some unknown reason.

• I have always felt that those who are stricken with the disease of class consciousness are really the biggest snobs in the world.

• Nobody would be such an intellectual snob as to suggest that graduates are the only educated men.

• Children can prove that they are snobs with or without an exam at the age of 11.