snobbish是什么意思

双语用例

• I do not think that any arrogant, snobbish intervention, giving us lessons about this or that, helps us either.

• We, too, should stop this snobbish division between what is useful and what is true.

• That is an entirely good thing and meets the snobbish idea of parents that the public provision of education should be avoided.

• That is an old-fashioned and snobbish attitude towards those concerned with producing goods.

• We sometimes use a more offensive word than that and say that it is largely snobbish.

• That sort of thing ought to disappear with many of the other snobbish attitudes in our social system.

• I thought that one reason given for the non-disclosure of the information was extraordinarily snobbish.

• After all, it is a snobbish, class thing; it cannot be anything else.