highbrow怎么读/highbrow的发音
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highbrow是什么意思
n. (自以为)文化修养高的人; 卖弄知识的人; 有文化修养的人; 有高雅趣味的人;
a. 自炫博学的, 知识分子的, 不切实际的
n. a person of intellectual or erudite tastes
s. highly cultured or educated
highbrow的用法和双语例句
1. The highbrow literary magazine only publishes works by acclaimed authors.
这本高品位的文学杂志只刊登知名作家的作品。
2. She prefers highbrow films that explore deep philosophical themes.
她偏爱探讨深刻哲学主题的高雅电影。
3. His highbrow taste in music often sets him apart from his peers.
他在音乐方面的高雅品味常常使他与同龄人不同。
4. The museum is known for its highbrow exhibitions of modern art.
这家博物馆以其高雅的现代艺术展览而闻名。
5. Some people find highbrow theater to be inaccessible and pretentious.
有些人认为高雅戏剧难以理解且故作高深。
6. The highbrow debate on quantum physics attracted only a small audience.
关于量子物理的高雅辩论只吸引了少数观众。
7. Highbrow culture is often associated with intellectualism and elitism.
高雅文化常与知识主义和精英主义联系在一起。
8. He enjoys reading highbrow novels that challenge his perception of reality.
他喜欢阅读挑战他现实认知的高雅小说。
9. The professor gave a highbrow lecture on postmodernist architecture.
教授做了一场关于后现代主义建筑的高雅讲座。
10. Despite its highbrow reputation, the opera company is trying to attract a broader audience.
尽管有着高雅的声誉，这家歌剧院正努力吸引更广泛的观众。