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Перевод: snobbery

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Тезаурус:

1. Perhaps it's mountain snobbery to wish to avoid such a crowd, and if so then I am a mountain snob.
2. When one sees that it was this snobbery which he set out to attack, it is possible to understand why he set about the delicate problem of pain in so breezy a fashion.
3. Veronica (Winona Ryder), unhappy with the whole snobbery schtick, and her broody biker boyfriend J.D. (Christian Slater) devise a drastic plan to undermine the teen-queen tyranny
4. It is no accident that Schickelgruber, the failed artist who became Hitler, should have been the son of a petty official and have spent his ambitions at the butt end of Viennese snobbery.
5. But the Commission concluded that this measure of institutional concentration was unhealthy, and related it in part to the surviving power of snobbery in English society.
6. Lewis was fully aware of the fact that there was a purely irrational intellectual snobbery abroad in England at that time, more powerful than any genuine intellectual stumbling-block to faith.
7. There was snobbery in this, of course, but also a simple ignorance of life outside the ivory tower in which I then dwelt.
8. On their forays to Britain they employed ridicule against the snobbery of golf clubs which insisted that the golfing untouchables must change their boots in the pro's shop.
9. Polls suggest that cultural snobbery is largely confined to intellectuals.
10. Colborne conceded that he was fighting a losing battle; a battle against the entire social structure within the palace and the snobbery and jealousy of the Old Guard that surrounded the Prince.
11. The article is bad-tempered, many of its assertions either inaccurate or half truthful, snide and pervaded by a snobbery that is almost misanthropic.
12. His career of sado-sophistication, or "snobbery with violence" as it was dubbed, brought his sales up to eighty million copies and does not need chronicling again except to point the contrast between him and his forbears in popular secret agent fiction.
13. Plain snobbery.