"elitist" 怎么发音

word

US

eɪˈɫitɪst/, /ɪˈɫitɪst

i-LEE-tist or ee-LEE-tist

UK

ɪlˈiːtɪst

i-LEE-tist

释义

An elitist is someone who believes that a certain group of people is better or more deserving than others, often because of wealth, education, or social status. It also describes attitudes, actions, or ideas that favor this kind of exclusive group.

IPA 音标

美式英语

eɪˈɫitɪst/, /ɪˈɫitɪst

英式英语

ɪlˈiːtɪst

简化发音

美式

i-LEE-tist or ee-LEE-tist

英式

i-LEE-tist

语境中听

Some people think private schools are too elitist.

He acted like an elitist at the party.

Her elitist ideas made her unpopular.

If you only listen to people with fancy degrees, you might come across as elitist.