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Перевод: sniffy

[прилагательное]
высокомерный; фыркающий; презрительный; попахивающий; с запашком; дурно пахнущий

Тезаурус:

1. Certainly the criticism Mister C has received for not knowing what he's talking about, for faking it or just for coming late to the whole shamanic party seems a little sniffy and actually beside the point.
2. Sniffy smokers
3. Even the motto that runs beside its masthead every day is sniffy: "All the news that's fit to print."
4. She knew she sounded rather sniffy but she couldn't help it.
5. In fact, the novelty of being offered information by Sniffy wouldn't let me miss it.
6. After the conference Sniffy Wilson rang again.
7. Even electronic publishers can be sniffy about novels on disc.
8. In the middle of it Sniffy Wilson rang.
9. GRACE said Good afternoon, Mr. Preston", in that special sniffy tone of hers, which really meant "The hours some folk keep".
10. Because Germany's reputation was created by the Riesling wines of the Mosel and Rheingau areas, there has always been a sniffy attitude to the south.
11. Too sniffy and cursory for today's friendly Banff with its many tractors and willing hospitality: the hotel being closed, the lady behind the counter in the newsagents offered to make me Dr Johnson's pleasure, a cup of tea.
12. What with one Oscar-nominated script (Educating Rita) and another potential hit (Shirley Valentine) behind him, ex-hairdresser Russell was not sniffy about translating his own work from stage to screen.
13. So we are all set up with booze, sex, unrequited love, thoughts of separation, ambiguous sexual status, a grand piano for the singing of old songs and a sniffy Law dispensing trifle with a gimlet stare.