词组 | highbrow |
释义 | highbrow Theme: CULTURE 1. mod. having to do with an intellectual or a person with refined tastes. I just don't care for highbrow music.Pete is sort of highbrow, but he's an okay guy. 2. n. an intellectual person; a person with refined tastes. Sam used to be a highbrow, but he gave up his fancy ways.The highbrows usually congregate in there. highbrow 1. adjective of superior intellectual quality or interest UK, 1884 2. noun a person of superior intellectual quality or interests; a person who affects interests that imply an intellectual superiority US, 1907 highbrow1. adjective Of or pertaining to heightened intellectualism or superior learning or culture; especially erudite or sophisticated; appealing or suited to highbrows. The film is by no means highbrow, but it has an intelligent enough story and some compelling characters. After two degrees in literature, Stanley insists on reading only highbrow books. 2. noun A person who has or affects heightened intellectualism or superior learning or culture, often in a pretentious or elitist manner. Of course, a book like this won't be given the time of day by literary highbrows, but it nevertheless provides an engaging and—dare I say it—entertaining read. highbrowedOf or pertaining to heightened intellectualism or superior learning or culture; especially erudite or sophisticated; appealing or suited to highbrows. The film is by no means highbrowed, but it has an intelligent enough story and some compelling characters. After two degrees in literature, Stanley insists on reading only highbrowed books. highbrow1. n. an intellectual person; a person with refined tastes. (see also longhair.) The highbrows usually congregate in there. 2. mod. having to do with an intellectual or a person with refined tastes. Pete is sort of highbrow, but he’s an okay guy. |
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