highbrow
- adj. 知识分子的，学术性的，高雅文化的，常高深难懂；（用于人）品味高雅的；（常含贬义）自炫博学的
- n. 知识分子，有高雅文化修养或艺术品位的人；（贬义）卖弄知识的人，自炫博学的人
网络释义英英释义
highbrow magazine 精英杂志
Going Highbrow 变身文化人
highbrow w 自以为文化修养很高的人
highbrow culture 高雅文化
a highbrow person 博学的人
highbrow art and literature 喻指高深的文艺作品
highbrow press 学术水平较高的报刊
Highbrow for mac 苹果电脑图片浏览器
highbrow [ 'haibrau ]
- n. a person of intellectual or erudite tastes
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adj.
highly cultured or educated
"highbrow events such as the ballet or opera"; "a highbrowed literary critic"
同义词： highbrowed
以上来源于: WordNet
柯林斯英汉双解大词典
highbrow /ˈhaɪˌbraʊ/ TEM8
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ADJ If you say that a book or discussion is highbrow, you mean that it is intellectual, academic, and is often difficult to understand. 学术性的; 高深难懂的
例：He presents his own highbrow literary programme.
他对自己那高深难懂的文学节目做了介绍。
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ADJ If you describe someone as highbrow, you mean that they are interested in serious subjects of a very intellectual nature, especially when these are difficult to understand. 品味高雅的人; 治学严谨的人 [usu ADJ n]
例：Highbrow critics sniff that the programme was "too sophisticated" to appeal to most viewers.
品味高雅的评论家轻蔑地表示，该节目“太深奥”，对大部分观众没有吸引力。
双语例句权威例句
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But highbrow films now come with higher hopes.
但严肃题材电影迎来了更高的期许。
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Sir Monty has written a popular appreciation of Rembrandt which Howard Belsey, himself an art historian, though of a more highbrow bent, has denounced for its retrogressive stance.
蒙蒂爵士写过一篇很受欢迎的赞美伦布兰特的文章，而身为艺术史学家的霍华德·贝尔西，虽然艺术品位自视甚高，却公开谴责这篇文章立场倒退。
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