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snubbed

/snʌbd/

Translations

snubbedadjective

more snubbed

Comp.

most snubbed

Super.

/snʌbd/

snobéFamilier, au sens d’être ignoré ou rejeté avec dédain.

She felt snubbed when her colleagues didn't invite her to the meeting.

Elle s’est sentie snobée quand ses collègues ne l’ont pas invitée à la réunion.

Additional translations

bloquéMarine : retenu ou arrêté net par un dispositif de retenue ou de tension.

dédaignéSoutenu, pour exprimer un rejet ou un mépris.

Synonyms

snubverb

snubbed

Past Simple

snubbed

Past Simple

snubbed

Past Participle

snubbing

Gerund

/snʌb/

snober

She snubbed him at the party by turning her back when he tried to speak to her.

Elle l'a snobé à la fête en lui tournant le dos quand il a essayé de lui parler.

Additional translations

briderSens technique, notamment en marine.

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Definitions

snubbedadjective

Treated with disdain or contempt, often by being ignored or rejected.

She felt snubbed when her colleagues didn't invite her to the meeting.

Brought to an abrupt stop or checked by being suddenly secured or tightened.

The line was snubbed tight to prevent the boat from drifting.

snubverb

To ignore or refuse to acknowledge someone deliberately.

She snubbed him at the party by turning her back when he tried to speak to her.

To reject or dismiss abruptly or disdainfully.

The committee snubbed his proposal without even considering it.

To suddenly stop or check the motion of (a rope, vessel, etc.) by fastening or wrapping it around a post, cleat, or similar object.

The deckhand snubbed the line around the bitt to keep the boat from drifting backward.