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Significados de snobby em inglês

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

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Uso de snobby em inglês
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Carriages, with servants in snobby coats, beset the doors of the theatre.
Justice in the By-Ways, a Tale of Life
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Upper class didn't seem to suit them - it was too snobby.
The Irish Times
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When I first considered listening to audiobooks, I was snobby about it.
The Guardian
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She was still pretty enough, he supposed, if you liked snobby bluebloods.
Running scared
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He sounded so snobby sometimes that he sounded like a 1930s movie.
Coming out
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This person was nasty to you and part of a snobby clique.
The Guardian
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A bit snobby about their own craftsmanship, if you ask me.' Elias shrugged.
Empire in black and gold
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They were very snobby and very hostile towards the Greens, Ms Dann said.
Radio NZ
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I've seen pictures! Then she laughed at how snobby this sounded.
Starstruck
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Therefore his supporters say that all criticism of him comes from a snobby media.
The Guardian
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We are going to be snobby about McDonalds today, I can hear you thinking.
The Irish Times
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Guess they'll add an extra shot of smugness to their snobby coffee brews today.
News.com.au
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However, he wasn't a doormat, and this snobby player wasn't going to intimidate him.
Sushi for one?
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Some scientists can get a bit snobby about basic research.
The Guardian
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At times it's a bit snobby, but never less than listenable and frequently gripping.
Reuters
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Marcel has a dry, deadpan and at times almost snobby charm that intrigued Zoe.
Radio NZ
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