elitist 英 [ɪ'li:tɪst]   美 [ɪ'litɪst]

elitist

elitist  英 [ɪ'li:tɪst] 美 [ɪ'litɪst]

n. 优秀人才;杰出人物  adj. 优秀人才的;杰出人才的 

名词复数:elitists 

You and I are elitist computer snobs. 你和我是电脑怪客当中的精英。
But now, "the president himself is seen as elitist in chief. 但现在,“总统他自己被看作是一个精英。”

  • Elitist is another word for snob. If you wear only the finest silk suits, expect caviar at every meal, and refuse to speak to anyone who doesn't have a PhD, then you might be an elitist.
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  • n. 优秀人才;杰出人物
  • adj. 优秀人才的;杰出人才的
  • 1. You and I are elitist computer snobs.

    你和我是电脑怪客当中的精英。

  • 2. But now, "the president himself is seen as elitist in chief.

    但现在,“总统他自己被看作是一个精英。”

  • 3. In general, it bothers me to see elitist developers make limiting decisions on my behalf, without knowing what problem I am trying to solve.

    通常,当有些很精明的程序员对我的做法说三道四,却又根本不知道我是在解决什么问题时,我很苦恼。

  • elitist (adj.) 1950; see elite + -ist. The original adjectival examples were Freud, Nietzsche, and Carlyle. As a noun by 1961.
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