snubbed in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for snubbed in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.snub <pres part snubbing; pt, pp snubbed> [Am snəb, Brit snʌb] VB trans

1. snub person:

snub

desairar

snub (by looking the other way)

voltearle la cara a

snub (by looking the other way)

volverle la cara a Spain

snub (by looking the other way)

darle vuelta la cara a CSur

they felt snubbed

se sintieron desairados

I tried to talk to her and she snubbed me

le quise hablar y me volteó la cara

I tried to talk to her and she snubbed me

le quise hablar y me volvió la cara Spain

I tried to talk to her and she snubbed me

le quise hablar y me dio vuelta la cara CSur

2. snub (reject):

snub proposal/plan/offer

desdeñar

snub proposal/plan/offer

rechazar

II.snub [Am snəb, Brit snʌb] N

snub

desaire m

III.snub [Am snəb, Brit snʌb] ADJ usu attr

snub nose:

snub

respingón

snub

respingado LatAm

snub-nosed [Am ˈsnəbˌnoʊzd, Brit ˌsnʌbˈnəʊzd] ADJ

snub-nosed person

de nariz respingona

snub-nosed person

de nariz respingada LatAm

snub-nosed person

ñato AmS

snub-nosed pistol/automatic

corto

Translations for snubbed in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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desairar

to snub

ñatita

snub nose

chingo (chinga)

snub-nosed

nariz chata (con la punta redondeada)

snub nose

romo (roma)

snub attr

una nariz respingona

a turned-up o snub nose

hacerle o darle un descolón a alg.

to snub sb

chingo (chinga)

snub-nosed person

snubbed in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for snubbed in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.snub [snʌb] -bb- VB trans

to snub sb

hacer el vacío a alguien

II.snub [snʌb] -bb- N

snub

desaire m

snub nose N

snub nose

nariz f respingona

snub-nosed ADJ

1. snub-nosed person:

snub-nosed

de nariz respingona

2. snub-nosed:

snub-nosed gun

de cañón corto

snub-nosed pliers

de dientes cortos

Translations for snubbed in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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chato (-a)

snub

chato (-a)

snub-nosed

nariz respingona

snub nose

romo (-a)

snub-nosed

ñato (-a)

snub-nosed

zurriagazo

snub

nariz achatada

snub nose

hacer un feo a alguien

to snub [or slight] sb

snubbed Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to snub sb

hacer el vacío a alguien

to snub [or slight] sb

hacer un feo a alguien

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He later commented that he would have participated in the high jump if he had been snubbed by the basketball team.

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The article went into few details but was enough for him to be snubbed by other professionals.

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She goes to a co-ed college where she is snubbed by students who view her as a snob.

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A chute was built for the steer roping, but the bucking horses were all blindfolded and snubbed and then ridden until the horse stopped bucking.

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He was by then the biggest retailer of their theatrical stick greasepaint, yet he was snubbed and kept waiting at reception.

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But he got right under the skin of the prestigious jury when, horror of horrors, he snubbed the traditional dinner.

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Their movies obtained an outstanding success, despite being snubbed by critics.

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