Translations for „sniffy“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

sniffy ADJ

sniffy (feelings & emotions)

مُتَكَبِّر

sniffy (feelings & emotions)

مُتَشَامِخ

sniffy (feelings & emotions)

مُزْدَرٍ

sniffy (feelings & emotions)

أَنُوف

sniffy (feelings & emotions)

مُتَرَفِّع

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English

It does seem a bit much to get sniffy with people who are simply taking that advice at face value.

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Egalitarianism in rarefied musical circles makes a welcome change from sniffy elitism.

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Why be sniffy about doing a bit of both, if so many women are choosing to mix feed or use a bottle?

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At first, he's sniffy and scholastic, hunched over ledgers.

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Literary judges are notoriously sniffy about anything in the thriller genre.

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Just ask any film journalist what happens to their celebrity access after they write a sniffy review of a film.

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If that sounds sniffy, it's not meant to be.

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Palm responded with a sniffy press release, describing it as a "concept without customers".

www.theregister.co.uk

In the past some retailers were a bit sniffy about the idea but not any more.

www.express.co.uk

Some critics are sniffy about the merits of crime fiction, but for her, there is no higher form of literature.

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