adj.傲慢的，目中无人的

原形：snooty比较级：snootier最高级：snootiest

The aristocratic lady had a snooty attitude towards anyone who wasn't from her social class.
这位贵族女士对非她同阶层的人都摆出一副高傲的态度。
He acted like he was better than everyone else, giving off a snooty vibe.
他表现得好像自己比其他人都优越，散发出一种傲慢的气场。
The exclusive art gallery had a snooty atmosphere that intimidated many visitors.
那家高雅的艺术画廊有种傲慢的气氛，让许多参观者感到畏惧。
The snooty salesperson didn't bother to help me, assuming I couldn't afford the designer clothes.
那个傲慢的售货员懒得帮我，以为我买不起名牌服装。
She gave us a snooty look when we entered the restaurant in casual attire.
当我们穿着休闲装走进餐厅时，她对我们投来了一种不屑的眼神。
The snooty neighbor always looked down on our family for not having a fancy car.
那个傲慢的邻居总是因为我们的车不够高档而看不起我们家。
The snooty critic dismissed the new play as mere entertainment for the masses.
那位傲慢的评论家把新剧贬为仅仅是大众的消遣。
The snooty receptionist made us feel unwelcome with her dismissive tone.
那位傲慢的接待员用她冷漠的语气让我们感到不受欢迎。
The snooty professor seemed uninterested in teaching students who didn't share his academic interests.
那位傲慢的教授似乎对不与他有相同学术兴趣的学生不感兴趣。
Despite their snooty demeanor, they were actually quite insecure about their social status.
尽管他们摆出一副高傲的样子，但实际上他们对自己的社会地位很不自信。