la-di-da

英 [ˌlɑː di ˈdɑː]

美 [ˌlɑː di ˈdɑː]

adj.  (描述像上层人的说话或举止)装腔作势的，装模作样的，做作的
int.  形容某人自视过高令人厌烦

牛津词典

adj.

• （描述像上层人的说话或举止）装腔作势的，装模作样的，做作的
  used to describe a way of speaking or behaving that is typical of upper-class people but that is not natural or sincere

exclamation

• （形容某人自视过高令人厌烦）
  used when sb is irritating you, because they seem to think they are more important than they really are

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 故作上流人士姿态的；故充高雅的
  If you describe someone asla-di-da, you mean that they have an upper-class way of behaving, which you think seems unnatural and is only done to impress people.
  1. I wouldn't trust them in spite of all their la-di-da manners.
     尽管他们处处显得很高雅的样子，我还是不相信他们。

英英释义

adj

• affectedly genteel
  Synonym:grandiosehifalutinhighfalutinhighfalutinghoity-toity

双语例句

• She's so la-di-da& I can't stand her!
  她那么装模作样&我受不了她！
• His la-di-da family, as she called them.
  他那被她称为装模作样的一家人。
• He always speaks in a la-di-da voice when he's talking to his employer.
  他与上司讲话时声音总是故作文雅。
• I can't stand her or her la-di-da friends.
  我受不了她或她那些惺惺作态的朋友。
• I wouldn't trust them in spite of all their la-di-da manners.
  尽管他们处处显得很高雅的样子，我还是不相信他们。