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81 scornful
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82 supercilious
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83 slighting
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84 sniffy
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85 imagining
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86 snotty nosed
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87 snotty-nosed
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88 all-fired
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89 greasy spoon
n AmE infmlThe chick is that snooty she wouldn't go to a greasy spoon — Эта чувиха такого о себе мнения, что никогда не пойдет в дешевую закусочную
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90 put the chill on someone
expr AmE slShe was pretty snooty till we all put the chill on her — Она держала себя довольно надменно, пока мы не стали ее игнорировать
The new dictionary of modern spoken language > put the chill on someone
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91 put the freeze on someone
expr AmE slWomen are quick to put the freeze on freeloaders — Женщины умеют отшить типов, которые норовят проехаться на халяву
She was pretty snooty till we all put the freeze on her — Она вела себя довольно высокомерно, пока мы ее не осадили
The new dictionary of modern spoken language > put the freeze on someone
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92 cigar store
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93 grocery store
Синонимический ряд:store (noun) emporium; farmer's market; market; marketplace; mart; outlet; shop; store; supermarket -
94 patronizing
покровительствовать; покровительственныйСинонимический ряд:1. condescending (adj.) condescending; contemptuous; disdainful; disparaging; high-handed; overbearing; patronising; scornful; snippy; snooty2. condescending (verb) condescending; talk down3. supporting (verb) patronising; sponsoring; supporting -
95 stand-offish
a высокомерный, неприветливый, сдержанныйСинонимический ряд:cool (adj.) aloof; chilly; cold; cool; distant; frosty; remote; reserved; reticent; snooty; solitary; unapproachable; uncommunicative; undemonstrative; unsociable; withdrawn -
96 standoffish
Синонимический ряд:1. antisocial (adj.) antisocial; eremitic; misanthropic; reclusive; reserved; solitary2. unsociable (adj.) aloof; cold; cool; detached; distant; insociable; offish; shut-in; snooty; standoff; touch-me-not-ish; unapproachable; unbending; uncommunicative; uncompanionable; unsociable; withdrawn -
97 store
1. n запас, резервin store — наготове; про запас
2. n изобилие, большое количество3. n запасы, припасы; имущество, материальные средстваkeep in store — держать про запас; хранить
4. n склад, пакгауз5. n преим. амер. магазин6. n большой лондонский универмагcountry store — сельская лавка; деревенский универмаг
7. n значение, важностьto set store by — придавать значение ; ценить
to set no store by — не придавать значения ; не ценить
8. n амер. сл. контора, офис9. n вчт. запоминающее устройство, накопитель10. v снабжать; наполнять11. v хранить, сохранятьto store away plants from frost — уберечь растения от мороза, убрать растения на зиму
store in bulk — хранить насыпью, навалом или наливом
12. v запасать, откладывать, накапливатьshe stored what little she could save — она откладывала то, что могла сэкономить
store up — запасать; хранить
13. v отдавать на хранение, хранить на складеstore maturity — спелость, достигнутая в процессе хранения
public store — правительственный склад; таможенный склад
14. v вмещатьСинонимический ряд:1. ready-made (adj.) bought; ready-made; ready-to-wear; store-bought2. depot (noun) arsenal; depository; depot; magazine; repository; storehouse3. market (noun) business; emporium; market; mart; outlet; shop; showroom4. reserve (noun) accumulation; armamentarium; backlog; cache; commodity; fund; goods; hoard; inventory; nest egg; products; reserve; reservoir; stock; stockpile; stocks; supply; treasure; wares5. accumulate (verb) accumulate; garner; stock up6. hoard (verb) bank; cache; collect; gather; hoard; keep; reserve; stash7. save (verb) lay up; save; stockpile8. stow (verb) bestow; pack; stow; warehouseАнтонимический ряд: -
98 ten-cent store
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99 book store
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100 store
1. хранение; накопление; хранить; накапливатьstore maturity — спелость, достигнутая в процессе хранения
store of value — средство сбережения; средство накопления
2. запас, резерв; склад, хранилище; хранить на складе, в хранилище3. запоминающее устройство, ЗУ; память4. магазин
См. также в других словарях:
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snooty — (adj.) proud, arrogant, 1918, noted that year as college slang, from SNOOT (Cf. snoot) + Y (Cf. y) (2). Probably with suggestions of snouty (1858); the notion being of looking down one s nose. Related: Snootily; snootiness … Etymology dictionary
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snooty — ► ADJECTIVE (snootier, snootiest) informal ▪ showing disapproval of or contempt towards others, especially those considered to be socially inferior. DERIVATIVES snootily adverb snootiness noun … English terms dictionary
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snooty — UK [ˈsnuːtɪ] / US [ˈsnutɪ] adjective Word forms snooty : adjective snooty comparative snootier superlative snootiest informal showing disapproval someone who is snooty thinks they are better than other people and behaves rudely towards them … English dictionary
snooty — mod. haughty; conceited. □ Don’t be so snooty! □ Tiffany can be snooty if she wants to, and she usually wants to. □ What a snooty waiter! … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
snooty — adjective (snootier; est) Date: 1919 1. looking down the nose ; showing disdain < snooty people who won t speak to their neighbors > 2. characterized by snobbery < a snooty store > • snootily adverb • snootiness … New Collegiate Dictionary
snooty — adjective /ˈsnuː.ti/ a) pompous; snobbish; inclined to turn up ones nose Sir Sydney was an arrogant, snooty, bigoted prig, so it was with some satisfaction that I wrote out his parking ticket. b) elite; exclusive Sissi was a very snooty and… … Wiktionary