1·I think everyone's inherently snobbish.
我认为，人人生来势利。
2·Emile thus became a scholar by association, signing his name with stylish swagger, though snobbish Parisians still thought him an "insolent" peasant boy.
埃米尔于是成了一个名义上的学者，而且用当时时髦的夸张风格来签名，但是势利的巴黎人仍然把他看作是一个“粗野的”乡下男孩。
3·I admit that I can be snobbish and I can harbour a sense of superiority at times.
我承认我有时候会势利，有时会有一种优越感。
4·Things that are very popular are not taken seriously, because the snobbish side of one says, "Well, if everyone likes it it can't be that good."
非常流行的东西总不会受到尊重，因为每个人身上势利的那一面会说，“啊，如果每个人都喜欢，那就不会有这么好了。”
5·As a developer who's worked on open source projects for nearly 10 years, I'm well aware that a lot of open source communities have traditionally been closed and even snobbish.
作为一名从事开源项目近十年的开发人员，我清楚地知道很多开源社区实际上都是闭塞的，有时甚至是势利的。
1·One such diamond in the rough is Kyril Bonfiglioli's "the Mortdecai Trilogy", a set of three crime novels starring a charmingly snobbish art dealer, originally published in the 1970s.
库里尔•邦飞利的“Mortdecai三部曲”就是这样一部未经雕琢的钻石。20世纪70年代由一个势力的艺术商人出版的三个罪犯领衔主演的小说集。
2·When I say this, I feel me like a snobbish flunky.
说道这里，我怎么觉得自己是个势力小人啊。