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snob
UK
/snɒb/
US
/snɑb/
snobs
pl
UK
/snɒb/
US
/snɑb/
Traductions
She was considered a snob because she only associated with people from her exclusive social circle.
On la considérait comme une snob parce qu’elle ne fréquentait que des personnes de son cercle social fermé.
Définitions
She was considered a snob because she only associated with people from her exclusive social circle.
Ever the snob, he insisted on being photographed only with celebrities and ignored the rest of the guests.
more snob
Comp.
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Super.
UK
/snɒb/
US
/snɑːb/
Used attributively before nouns to denote association with snobbery or appeal to snobs.
Traductions
The watch has plenty of snob appeal despite its modest price.
Cette montre a un côté snob malgré son prix modeste.
Définitions
The watch has plenty of snob appeal despite its modest price.