snob in Japanese
snob in Japanese is スノッブ — snob means a person who looks down on others they consider to have lower taste, status, or refinement.
snob in Japanese
スノッブ
Pronounced: sunobbu
(informal, derogatory) A person who wishes to be seen as a member of the upper classes and who looks down on those perceived to have inferior or unrefined tastes. [from 20th c.]
What does "snob" mean?
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noun A person who looks down on others they consider to have lower taste, status, or refinement.
"He's a total wine snob and won't drink anything under thirty pounds a bottle."
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snob in a sentence
- He's a total wine snob and won't drink anything under thirty pounds a bottle.
- She was branded a snob for refusing to shop anywhere but designer stores.
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What is "snob" in Japanese?
"snob" in Japanese is スノッブ. snob means: A person who looks down on others they consider to have lower taste, status, or refinement.
How do you pronounce スノッブ?
"snob" in Japanese is スノッブ, pronounced "sunobbu".
How do you use "snob" in a sentence?
Example: "He's a total wine snob and won't drink anything under thirty pounds a bottle." In Japanese, "snob" is スノッブ.
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