supercilious in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for supercilious in the English»Spanish Dictionary

supercilious [Am ˌsupərˈsɪliəs, Brit suːpəˈsɪlɪəs] ADJ

supercilious

desdeñoso

supercilious

altanero

Translations for supercilious in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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supercilious in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for supercilious in the English»Spanish Dictionary

supercilious [ˈsu:pəˈsɪliəs, Am ˌsu:pɚˈsɪliəs] ADJ pej

supercilious

altanero, -a

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Whatever you say to a question like that, you sound supercilious or dismissive or disgruntled or sour grapes.

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And any man or woman shall stand cool and supercilious before a million universes.

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They're the classic comedy pairing: the supercilious, semi-psychopathic stickler and the bumbling baffoon.

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It wasn't just her lack of educational qualifications that created controversy, but also her supercilious temperament.

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He's a supercilious, hateful kid whose favorite phrase is a dismissive "blah blah blah," summing up everything he considers boring.

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You begin with supercilious, patronizing dismisal of another's position.

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My stance here is not one of supercilious grammatical pedantry.

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Arrogant and insecure -- that's one up on their supercilious neighbour.

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I could see the faintest trace of a supercilious smile on some of the men.

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Willie is something of a snob, and often antagonises the women with her supercilious attitude.

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