Translations for „stuck-up“ in the English » German Dictionary

stuck-ˈup ADJ pej inf

stuck-up

hochnäsig pej inf

stuck-up

eingebildet pej

stuck-up

arrogant pej

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to have one's nose stuck up in the air

hochnäsig sein

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Those were the stuck-up hot girls behind the counter that made you feel l really intimated.

www.tv3.ie

Lately, to be a diva is to be, plainly, stuck-up, spoiled and deeply unpleasant.

www.theglobeandmail.com

He is arrogant and stuck-up; he admires no one but himself.

en.wikipedia.org

All stuck-up claims of the exporters should be released without any further delay, he said.

nation.com.pk

I don't want anyone stuck-up or anyone who can't have fun.

www.thesun.ie

It's rudeness, bad manners, the words of (let us not mince words here) a stuck-up fool.

www.independent.co.uk

Observe and you will notice that others are shy, quiet, angry, stuck-up, proud, signs of feeling inferior.

thenationonlineng.net

And for stuck-up slaughterers who treat you like a hero one minute and a barkslug the next!

en.wikipedia.org

But these days he doesn't want to seem stuck-up.

www.si.com

Although commonly considered as the most lordly, if not stuck-up, of art forms, opera is in reality no stranger to the stuff of tabloid journalism.

www.telegraph.co.uk