snotty

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They were never going to like a snotty Londoner being superior about management fads anyway.
這些人無論如何都不會喜歡一個自以為對管理技巧很懂行的傲慢倫敦人。
'They're really snotty and they want to hold hands with you; you know how it is with the little guys, ' says Ms. Rinehart.
林哈特說，有些孩子流著鼻涕，而且他們總是想和老師拉手。而且，你也知道這些小孩子的表現(xiàn)。
Reminiscing about, say, that romantic Paris honeymoon might land you thinking about the snotty bellhop at the overpriced hotel where you stayed.
追憶浪漫的巴黎蜜月或許會使你想到你呆過的索價過高的那個旅館的自大的服務員。

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Whenever you hear a snotty European presenting his stereotypes about Americans, he will often describe them as "unintellectual, " "uneducated, " and "poor in math, " because, unlike European schooling, American education is not based on equation drills and memorization.
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(FROM NOSE) covered with mucus from the nose
(PERSON) rude and behaving badly, especially by treating other people in a way that shows that you believe yourself to be better than them

Something that is snotty produces or is covered in snot.
If you describe someone as snotty, you disapprove of them because they have a very proud and superior attitude to other people.