snobbishness no Dicionário de Francês-Inglês da Oxford-Hachette

Traduções para snobbishness no dicionário inglês»francês

snobbishness [Brit ˈsnɒbɪʃnəs, americ ˈsnɑbɪʃnɪs] SUBST

snobbishness

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One problem she did occasionally encounter from older actors was a certain snobbishness about her non-theatrical origin: a real actress had stage training (29).

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For the most part they were fearless and adventurous and gloriously free from snobbishness.

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Not out of snobbishness or holy respect for the music, but just so everyone (including the performers) can hear it.

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Given his playful snobbishness and affection for the written word, he's not, in fact, entirely unlike the man whose fate currently rests with him.

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Although not an absolute reactionary, his generally conservative principles and snobbishness often provided an easy target for critics and satirists.

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There's a lot of snobbishness, even though it's a better product when it comes right out of a barrel.

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It has been suggested that this is a result of snobbishness among parents who only value third level education.

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The dialogue in this film likewise has a penchant for being amusing and is characterised by perfect, almost aloof diction and sometimes utter snobbishness.

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There's no place for elitism or snobbishness in arts and entertainment.

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His snobbishness was intellectual as well as social.

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