n.势利小人，谄上欺下的人，自以为优越的人，自命高雅的人

原形：snob复数：snobs

Lisa was an intellectual snob.
丽萨自以为才智高人一等。
Mary was a snob of the first order.
玛丽是天字第一号势利鬼。
Lucy protested strongly at being called a snob.
露西强烈反对自己被称为势力小人。
She's such a snob, always talking about her expensive vacations and designer clothes.
她真是个势利小人，总是谈论她的昂贵假期和名牌服装。
He's a wine snob who believes only French wines are worth drinking.
他是个葡萄酒势利者，认为只有法国葡萄酒才值得一喝。
The art gallery was filled with snobs pretending to understand the abstract paintings.
艺术画廊里挤满了装作理解抽象画的势利人士。
She accused him of being a book snob for only reading classic literature.
她指责他只读古典文学，说他是个书本势利鬼。
The restaurant attracts food snobs from all over the city with its innovative cuisine.
那家餐厅以其创新的菜肴吸引了全城的美食势利者。
He's not really a music snob; he enjoys both classical and pop music.
他并不是真正的音乐势利者，古典和流行音乐他都喜欢。
The snob looked down on anyone who didn't attend an Ivy League university.
那个势利的人看不起没上过常春藤盟校的人。
At the elite school, she felt like an outsider among all the academic snobs.
在那所精英学校里，她觉得自己在所有学术势利者中是个局外人。
The coffee shop is known for attracting laptop-toting tech snobs.
那家咖啡店以吸引携带笔记本电脑的技术势利者而闻名。
Despite his wealth, he was never a snob and treated everyone with kindness and respect.
尽管他很富有，但他从不是一个势利小人，对每个人都友善且尊重。