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  • 1 intellectual

    1. adjective
    1) (of intellect) intellektuell; geistig [Klima, Interessen, Arbeit]; abstrakt [Mitgefühl, Sympathie]
    2) (possessing good understanding or intelligence) geistig anspruchsvoll [Person, Publikum]
    2. noun
    Intellektuelle, der/die
    * * *
    [-'lek uəl]
    adjective (of, or appealing to, the intellect: He does not play football - his interests are mainly intellectual.) geistig
    * * *
    in·tel·lec·tual
    [ˌɪntəlˈektjuəl, AM -t̬əlˈektʃu-]
    I. n Intellektuelle(r) f(m)
    II. adj activity, climate, interests intellektuell, geistig
    that doesn't provide much \intellectual stimulation dabei ist man geistig nicht gerade gefordert
    \intellectual capacity intellektuelle Fähigkeiten
    \intellectual curiosity Wissensdurst m
    \intellectual pursuits geistige Beschäftigung, Kopfarbeit f
    \intellectual snob intellektueller Snob
    to read something \intellectual etwas Anspruchsvolles lesen
    * * *
    [Intɪ'lektjʊəl]
    1. adj
    intellektuell; freedom, climate, property, activity, interests geistig
    2. n
    Intellektuelle(r) mf
    * * *
    intellectual [ˌıntəˈlektjʊəl; -tʃʊəl; US -tʃəwəl; -kʃwəl]
    A adj (adv intellectually)
    1. intellektuell, verstandesmäßig, Verstandes…, geistig, Geistes…:
    intellectual history Geistesgeschichte f;
    intellectual impotence geistige Impotenz;
    intellectual interests geistige Interessen;
    intellectual power Verstandes-, Geisteskraft f;
    intellectual property geistiges Eigentum;
    intellectual property rights pl Urheberrecht n;
    intellectual worker Geistes-, Kopfarbeiter(in)
    2. klug, vernünftig, intelligent:
    an intellectual being ein vernunftbegabtes Wesen
    3. intellektuell, verstandesbetont, (geistig) anspruchsvoll
    B s Intellektuelle(r) m/f(m), Verstandesmensch m:
    the intellectuals die Intellektuellen, die Intelligenz
    * * *
    1. adjective
    1) (of intellect) intellektuell; geistig [Klima, Interessen, Arbeit]; abstrakt [Mitgefühl, Sympathie]
    2) (possessing good understanding or intelligence) geistig anspruchsvoll [Person, Publikum]
    2. noun
    Intellektuelle, der/die
    * * *
    adj.
    geistig adj.
    intellektuell adj. n.
    Intellektuelle m.,f.

    English-german dictionary > intellectual

  • 2 intellectual

    in·tel·lec·tual [ˌɪntəlʼektjuəl, Am -t̬əlʼektʃu-] n
    Intellektuelle(r) f(m) adj activity, climate, interests intellektuell, geistig;
    that doesn't provide much \intellectual stimulation dabei ist man geistig nicht gerade gefordert;
    \intellectual capacity intellektuelle Fähigkeiten;
    \intellectual curiosity Wissensdurst m;
    \intellectual pursuits geistige Beschäftigung, Kopfarbeit f;
    \intellectual snob intellektueller Snob;
    to read something \intellectual etwas Anspruchsvolles lesen

    English-German students dictionary > intellectual

  • 3 snobbery

    snob·bery [ʼsnɒbəri, Am ʼsnɑ:bɚi] n
    1) no pl ( self-superiority) Snobismus m;
    she accused me of \snobbery sie warf mir vor, snobistisch zu sein;
    intellectual \snobbery geistiger Hochmut;
    inverted \snobbery Bekenntnis zu und Höherbewertung von Dingen und Attributen der unteren Gesellschaftsschichten
    2) ( act of snobbery) Snobismus m, snobistisches Verhalten

    English-German students dictionary > snobbery

  • 4 snobbery

    noun
    Snobismus, der
    * * *
    noun (behaviour, talk etc that is typical of a snob: She couldn't bear her mother's snobbery.) der Snobismus
    * * *
    snob·bery
    [ˈsnɒbəri, AM ˈsnɑ:bɚi]
    n
    1. no pl (self-superiority) Snobismus m
    she accused me of \snobbery sie warf mir vor, snobistisch zu sein
    intellectual \snobbery geistiger Hochmut
    inverted \snobbery Bekenntnis zu und Höherbewertung von Dingen und Attributen der unteren Gesellschaftsschichten
    2. (act of snobbery) Snobismus m, snobistisches Verhalten
    * * *
    ['snɒbərɪ]
    n
    Snobismus m
    * * *
    snobbery [-ərı] s Snobismus m (auch Äußerung, Handlung)
    * * *
    noun
    Snobismus, der
    * * *
    n.
    Snobismus m.
    Vornehmtuerei f.

    English-german dictionary > snobbery

См. также в других словарях:

  • snob — [snäb] n. [orig. dial. “boy, cobbler s boy” < ?] 1. Obs. a person having no wealth or social rank; one of the common people 2. a person who attaches great importance to wealth, social position, etc., having contempt for those whom he considers …   English World dictionary

  • snob — [[t]snɒ̱b[/t]] snobs 1) N COUNT (disapproval) If you call someone a snob, you disapprove of them because they admire upper class people and have a low opinion of lower class people. Going to a private school and spending weekends with other… …   English dictionary

  • snob — noun (C) 1 someone who thinks they are better than people from a lower social class and dislikes being with them or doing the things they do: John wouldn t go to a football match, he s too much of a snob. 2 intellectual snob someone who thinks… …   Longman dictionary of contemporary English

  • snob — [[t]snɒb[/t]] n. 1) a person who imitates, cultivates, or slavishly admires social superiors and is condescending to others 2) a person who believes himself or herself to have superior tastes and is condescending toward those with different… …   From formal English to slang

  • snob — n. 1 a a person with an exaggerated respect for social position or wealth and who despises socially inferior connections. b (attrib.) related to or characteristic of this attitude. 2 a person who behaves with servility to social superiors. 3 a… …   Useful english dictionary

  • snob — [snɔb US sna:b] n [Date: 1800 1900; Origin: snob shoemaker, person of low social rank (18 19 centuries)] 1.) someone who thinks they are better than people from a lower social class used to show disapproval ▪ Stop being such a snob. ▪ I don t… …   Dictionary of contemporary English

  • Snob — A snob, guilty of snobbery, is someone who adopts the worldview that some people are inherently inferior to him/her for any one of a variety of reasons, including real or supposed intellect, wealth, education, ancestry, etc.Fact|date=May 2007… …   Wikipedia

  • snob hit — n. A play or movie that many people see only because they feel it has a certain intellectual cachet, or because they feel that doing so would impress other people. Example Citation: Since Midnight s Children clocks in at three and a quarter hours …   New words

  • snob —    This is a word of obscure origin which began by being a term in slang for a shoemaker. In the early part of the nineteenth century, chiefly due to William Thackeray, the word began to acquire something like its modern meaning of one who looks… …   A dictionary of epithets and terms of address

  • snob — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. sycophant, toady, fawner, bounder, upstart; parvenu, social climber. See servility, vulgarity.Ant., aristocrat, democrat. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. elitist, highbrow, mandarin, Brahmin, stuffed shirt*,… …   English dictionary for students

  • highbrow — highbrowism, n. /huy brow /, n. 1. a person of superior intellectual interests and tastes. 2. a person with intellectual or cultural pretensions; intellectual snob. 3. the crestfish. adj. 4. Also, highbrowed. of, pertaining to, or characteristic… …   Universalium

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