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snubBrE /snʌb/NAmE /snʌb/ verbpresent simple - I / you / we / they snub BrE /snʌb/ NAmE /snʌb/present simple - he / she / it snubs BrE /snʌbz/ NAmE /snʌbz/past simple snubbed BrE /snʌbd/ NAmE /snʌbd/past participle snubbed BrE /snʌbd/ NAmE /snʌbd/ -ing form snubbing BrE /ˈsnʌbɪŋ/ NAmE /ˈsnʌbɪŋ/~ sbto insult sb, especially by ignoring them when you meet 冷落；怠慢 SYN cold-shoulder ◆I tried to be friendly, but she snubbed me completely. 我尽量和气，但她根本不答理我。~ sthto refuse to attend or accept sth, for example as a protest 拒不出席；拒不接受；抵制 SYN boycott ◆All the country's leading players snubbed the tournament. 全国的顶尖运动员都抵制那次比赛。 snubBrE /snʌb/NAmE /snʌb/ noun~ (to sb) an action or a comment that is deliberately rude in order to show sb that you do not like or respect them 冷落；怠慢的言辞（或行为） SYN insult ◆Her refusal to attend the dinner is being seen as a deliberate snub to the President. 在人们看来，她拒不出席宴会是有意让总统难堪。 snubBrE /snʌb/NAmE /snʌb/ adjective [only before noun] (of a nose 鼻子) short, flat and turned up at the end 短平而上翘的▸ snub-nosed BrE /ˌsnʌb ˈnəʊzd/NAmE /ˌsnʌb ˈnoʊzd/ adjective◆a snub-nosed child 鼻子短平且上翘的孩子◆a snub-nosed revolver (= with a short barrel) 短管左轮手枪 |