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Перевод: snide

[прилагательное]
фальшивый; нечестный; подлый; низкий; насмешливый; глумливый;
[существительное]
фальшивая драгоценность; фальшивая монета; паршивый человечишка; ехидный тип; едкое замечание

Тезаурус:

1. Cartiers and snide Cartiers with the paint peeling off.
2. Snide about Monaco
3. Her patience in equally short supply, she found herself exasperated, not for the first time, by Peony's snide tongue.
4. However, apart from a continuous and fairly boring trickle of snide remarks in the gossip columns (mainly digs at Morrissey's claims to a celibate lifestyle), nothing of any real harm was seen in print.
5. I've seen them all: Rolexes, snide Rolexes that look better than the real thing.
6. Is it a new editorial policy that New Scientist will investigate the number and source of replies to advertisements within its pages and then print snide remarks about why the unsuccessful applicants shouldn't have applied in the first place?
7. I haven't been selling snide Rolexes for nothing, you know."
8. The article is bad-tempered, many of its assertions either inaccurate or half truthful, snide and pervaded by a snobbery that is almost misanthropic.
9. She was mean and horrible to her mother, snide, self-righteous and unkind.
10. Nothing snide or loaded here but enough to set a high Tory and paternalistic tone not often heard from the platform at recent Conservative conferences.
11. He would have appreciated the slightly snide tone, on occasions not unlike his voice when he was the columnist William Hickey, with its happy rubbishing of Driberg's detractors.
12. You should not draw the snide comment that "average cars are bought by average people - it can't fail."
13. I was disgusted to read your snide attack (Disinformation, FACE 19) on "White South African Musician Johnny Clegg", who is one of the only white artistes in that country who has been fighting apartheid and trying to deal with it on the inside.