stuck-up

美 [ˌstʌk ˈʌp]英 [ˌstʌk ˈʌp]
  • adj.自命不凡的;趾高气扬的
stuck-upstuck-up

adj.

informal disapproving自命不凡的;趾高气扬的
thinking that you are more important than other people and behaving in an unfriendly way towards them

snobbish

stuck-up

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    ADJ-GRADED 傲慢无礼的;自命不凡的
    If you say that someone is stuck-up, you mean that are very proud and unfriendly because they think they are very important.

    She was a famous actress, but she wasn't a bit stuck-up.

    她是著名演员,却丝毫没有明星架子。

adj

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(used colloquially) overly conceited or arrogant
a snotty little scion of a degenerate family"-Laurent Le Sag
they're snobs--stuck-up and uppity and persnickety
Synonym: bigheaded persnickety snooty snot-nosed snotty too big for one's breeches uppish

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  1. She was a famous actress , but she wasn 't a bit stuck-up .

    她是著名演员,却丝毫没有明星架子。

  2. I don 't like no stuck-up people like this .

    我不喜欢人表现的这样神气活现的。

  3. She looks stuck-up , like she 'd talk about herself all night .

    她看起来挺跩的,感觉会喋喋不休地谈论自己

  4. She 's too stuck-up to speak to her old friends .

    她太傲慢了,的不跟她的老朋友们说话。

  5. Alicia is stuck-up ever since she went to college .

    阿莉西娅自从上了大学就傲气起来了。

  6. I hope they don 't think I am stuck-up .

    我希望他们不会认为我很高傲。

  7. You 're too stuck-up to talk to us !

    你这么弱小不配和我们谈话!

  8. Look like some stuck-up rich folks .

    看起来是一些自大的富人。

  9. She 's not as stuck-up as everyone says .

    她不像大家说的那么高傲。

  10. She thinks handsome men are usually stuck-up .

    她认为英俊的男士经常都高傲。

  11. I don 't mean it like those guys , but why are you so stuck-up ?

    我不是那些家伙的想法,但是你怎么那么弱呢?

  12. She says he has become conceited and stuck-up .

    她说,他已成为自负,坚持工作。

  13. I wish you wouldn 't act so stuck-up .

    我希望你不要表现得那么高傲。

  14. He had never been a stuck-up celebrity .

    他从来都不是势利之徒。

  15. I 'm sure you wouldn 't like me taking one glance at you and thinking you conceited and stuck-up , eh ?

    我敢肯定你不会希望我第一回看到你的时候,认为你是骄傲自负的,是吗?

  16. I hate it when people assume things about me that aren 't true ... like because I 'm pretty , I 'm stuck-up .

    我就讨厌别人对我妄下定论。比如觉得因为我美,我就很笨。

  17. I guarantee your dean will send you away with a flea in your ear and you will get a reputation for being stuck-up , humourless and insufferable .

    我敢保证,你的院长会把你讥讽走,你会得到自命不凡、一本正经和讨人厌的名声。

  18. I won " t. And then she closed her eyes and he sold it . Alicia is stuck-up ever since she went to college . She used to like me but now she doesn " t.

    我不会的。可后来她一闭眼,他就卖了它。阿莉西娅自从上了大学就傲气起来了。她过去挺喜欢我,可现在不了。

  19. Don 't be so stuck-up .

    你没有那么好!

  20. You don " t like to go out with us , Papa says . Getting too old ? Getting too stuck-up , says Nenny . I don " t tell them I am ashamed -- all of us staring out the window like the hungry .

    你长大了,就不喜欢和我们一起出去吗?爸爸说。你傲起来了。蕾妮说。我没告诉他们我很羞愧——我们一帮人全都盯着那里的窗户,像饥饿的人。

  21. Professionals coined the phrase " stuck-up " to refer from the belief that those with upturned noses had an air of superiority , " high-brow " to refer to the high foreheads of aristocrats and " low-brow " to the less refined foreheads of the lower classes .

    专业人士编造出一个短语“stuck-up”,意指拥有朝天鼻的人更具有优越感这种信念,“high-brow”意指贵族的高额头,“low-brow”意指下层阶级并不精致的额头。