MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «LOOK DOWN ONE'S NOSE AT»
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grammar
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defines
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «LOOK DOWN ONE'S NOSE AT»
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A Collection of Confusible Phrases
2. look as though one is about to be sick: As the sea became rougher many
passengers began to look blue around the gills. look down one's nose at
something turn up one's nose at something look down one 's nose at something -
treat smth.
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Sterling Dictionary of Idioms
... the nose! look down one's nose at somebody/something treat somebody with
contempt The bureaucrat looked down his nose at the worker. put one's nose out
of joint embarrass; offend; annoy When she refused the conceited fellow's offer, ...
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The Wordsworth Dictionary of Idioms
look down one's nose at (someone) to think of and/or treat (someone) with
contempt: His mother looks down her nose at his wife. a nosey parker (derog in/)
someone who takes too much interest in other people and what they are doing: /
don 't ...
Elizabeth McLaren Kirkpatrick, C. M. Schwarz, 1993
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The Oxford Desk Dictionary and Thesaurus
cease to progress (have never looked back). look down on (or upon or look down
one's nose at) regard with contempt or superiority. look forward to await with
specified feelings. look in make a short visit. look like 1 have the appearance of.
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The Pocket Oxford Dictionary and Thesaurus
cease to progress (have never looked back), look down on (or upon or look down
one's nose at) regard with contempt or superiority, look forward to await with
specified feelings. look in make a short visit, look like I have the appearance of.
3. disdain, contemn, hold in contempt, revile; misprize, spurn, spit upon, consider
beneath oneself, look down one's nose at, curl one's lip at, thumb one's nose at;
despise, reproach, deprecate, disparage, belittle, pooh-pooh, look down upon, ...
Jerome Irving Rodale, 1978
Look down one's nose at Regard with displeasure or contempt Every action of
the girl made her mother-in-law look down her nose at her (the girl). Look for
Search for We should look for a more comfortable house than this. Look for a
needle in ...
Prof. V.N. Sadasiva Rau, Sura College of Competition, 2004
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Webster's New World Thesaurus
look down one's nose at* disdain, snub, be disgusted by; see ABUSE. — on the
nose* precisely, to the point, correctly; see accurate. — turn up one's nose at
sneer at, refuse, scorn; see ABUSE. — under one's (very) nose in plain sight,
visible, ...
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Chambers Universal Learners' Dictionary
... the complaints we receive. look ahead rr (often u-ith to) to consider what will
happen at some time in the future: Let's look ahead to next month and consider
what to do then. look at see look (def 1). look down one's nose at (inf) to think of
with ...
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «LOOK DOWN ONE'S NOSE AT»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
look down one's nose at est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
DiCaro: George McCaskey's Comments Make It Tough To Get …
It's easy to look down one's nose at the NFL's problem with violence against women, until your team goes out and signs a player — in the ... «CBS Local, avril 15»
Game of Thrones Season 5 Will Go Off Book in a Bloody Way
... up the ability to look down one's nose at non-book readers (especially those poor souls who didn't see the Red Wedding coming, am I right?). «Film School Rejects, févr 15»
Blu-ray Review: The Vincent Price Collection II
It's not hard to look down one's nose at eighties, or even nineties, horror and say, how was anyone scared by this? The effects are often wholly ... «TechnologyTell, oct 14»
Parliament gets new life in Episode 5
But to look down one's nose at the EFF would be a serious mistake. This is not to say that Malema's motivation is not mischievous and therefore ... «Mail & Guardian Online, juil 14»
Parents Value Schools, but Society Doesn't
To look down one's nose at the country's parents -- many of whom are effectively working miracles to present their children in clean clothes at ... «New York Times, févr 14»
The myth of an eastern Kansas
It is an expression of a timeless desire to look down one's nose at other people. I don't think much of the dichotomy. Yet I find it untenable not ... «K-State Collegian, déc 13»
OTBH : Rougher and Tougher
Two trips to the SCF in three years (and (spoiler) three in four years) is nothing to look down one's nose at. The first truly great confluence of ... «Stanley Cup of Chowder, juin 13»
Tuned In: Reality TV takes bigger bite out of Sundays
It's hip to hate reality TV, to look down one's nose at the genre and dismiss it all as junk. Of course, that's reductive and ignorant, but it is easier ... «Pittsburgh Post Gazette, mars 11»
The Oedipus Cycle
One could easily be a snob and look down one's nose at the cutting and consolidation that has created the world premiere of The Oedipus ... «TheaterMania.com, oct 08»
Politics and the Playing Field: An interview with Dave Zirin
What's My Name, Fool! It's fashionable on the Left to look down one's nose at the world of sports. To do so, according to Dave Zirin, would be to ... «Monthly Review, juil 05»
