highbrow
adj. 文化修養高的; 高雅的; 學術性的
If you say that a book or discussion is highbrow, you mean that it is intellectual, academic, and is often difficult to understand.
...highbrow classical music...
高雅的古典音樂
He presents his own highbrow literary programme.
他介紹了自己那個專業性很強的文學專案的情況。
If you describe someone as highbrow, you mean that they are interested in serious subjects of a very intellectual nature, especially when these are difficult to understand.
Highbrow critics sniff that the programme was 'too sophisticated' to appeal to most viewers.
品位高雅的批評家們輕蔑地表示,該節目“太深奧”,對多數觀眾沒有吸引力。
1. a person of intellectual or erudite tastes
1. highly cultured or educated;
On the other hand , as a intellectual, he uses sapiential discourse to represent highbrow character.
另一方面, 何頓用充滿哲思的智性言說展示了他作為知識分子應有的品格.
They try every mean to wrap them in the mantle of lofty thoughts and highbrow pursuits.
他們千方百計意味著結束他們的外衣崇高思想和知識分子的追求.
He was a novelist of a sort that scarcely exists anymore: a serious, highbrow entertainer.
他這一型別的小說家幾乎已絕跡: 一個嚴肅 、 博學的娛樂作家.
We had a highbrow discussion on classical music.
我們就古典音樂來了一次高水平的討論.
However to major medium and small businesses character, establishing professional team is highbrow apparently.
然而對於大部分中小企業而言, 組建專業人員隊伍顯然是不切實際的.