[ fùyōngfēngyá ] (of landlords, merchants, etc.) mingle with men of letters and pose as a lover of culture; arty-crafty; hang on to the lips of men of letters; join the art or liberty cult
前来威尼斯附庸风雅的游客: tourists coming to venice in search of culture
Example Sentences:
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I wasn't interested in a snob degree . 我对人家附庸风雅的地位没有兴趣。
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I can be very graceful when i need to 我需要的话，我也可以附庸风雅
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The oid phiiistine won ' t budge . too arty , don ' t you know 那是老俗人不肯松口太附庸风雅了，你们不知道吗
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The old philistine won ' t budge . too arty , don ' t you know 那是老俗人不肯松口太附庸风雅了，你们不知道吗
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He is always talking about his deep interest in literature , but it ' s just a pose 他经常说他对文学有浓厚的兴趣，其实这不过是附庸风雅而已。
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I don ' t think it is and i feel they don ' t do themselves any great service by pretending it 我认为这跟本就不是一回事，而且我感觉他们如此附庸风雅毫无益处。
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A capitalist who posed as a lover of culture wanted to strike up a conversation with hemingway , he asked : " what is the best way of writing ? 参考译文：有位附庸风雅的资本家想和海明威搭讪，问道： “什么是最好的写作方式？ ”
