snubbed

UK
/snʌbd/
US
/snʌbd/
snubbedadjective
more snubbed
Comp.
most snubbed
Super.
UK
/snʌbd/
US
/snʌbd/
Translations
She gave him a snubbed look and walked away.
Она бросила на него пренебрежительный взгляд и ушла.
Definitions
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

snubbed

Past Simple

snubbed
Past Simple
snubbed
Past Participle
snubbing
Gerund
UK
/snʌb/
US
/snʌb/
Translations
He tends to snub his colleagues' opinions.
Он склонен пренебрегать мнениями своих коллег.
She decided to snub him at the party.
Она решила игнорировать его на вечеринке.
Additional translations
Definitions
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.
snubnoun
Definitions
An act of showing disdain or a lack of respect by ignoring or dismissing someone.
Her refusal to attend the party was seen as a snub to the host.
A deliberate slight or insult.
The snub from his colleagues left him feeling isolated and undervalued.
A sudden stop or check applied to a moving rope, vessel, animal, or object.
With a quick snub of the reins, the rider brought the horse to an abrupt halt.
snubadjective
Definitions
Having a short and turned-up nose.
The puppy had a snub nose that made it look even more adorable.
Short and blunt in form; stubby.
The old revolver had a snub barrel that barely extended past the frame.