snub
UK/snʌb/US
GREC2
Definitions
v.
To deliberately ignore or treat someone coldly as a sign of contempt or disapproval
冷落，怠慢，故意无视
n.
A deliberate act of ignoring or slighting someone
冷落，怠慢，轻视
adj.
Short and slightly turned up at the tip, used especially of a nose
（鼻子）短而略翘的，扁平的
Root Breakdown
Native Englishsnubother
=snub
Common Collocations
- 1.deliberate snub蓄意冷落
- 2.social snub社交上的怠慢
- 3.snub someone's invitation拒绝某人的邀请
- 4.[give someone a snub]给某人一个冷遇
Example Sentences
- 1.
She felt deeply hurt when her colleagues snubbed her at the office party.
- 2.
The actor publicly snubbed the reporter who had written negative reviews.
- 3.
Being snubbed by your closest friend is one of the most painful social experiences.