sycophantic
音标发音
- 英式音标 [ˌsɪk.əˈfæn.tɪk]
- 美式音标 [ˌsɪk.əˈfæn.tɪk]
- 国际音标 [,sikəu'fæntik]
- 英式发音
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基本解释
- adj.说奉承话的；阿谀的
英汉例句
- He is surrounded by a chorus of sycophantic philosophers who have substituted pandiabolism for pantheism.
他被一群谄媚的哲学家围着，他们从无神论者变成了有神论。 - Canute did not think he could control the tides; he took the sycophantic suggestion that he might and turned it into an opportunity for instruction.
克努特并不认为他可以控制潮汐，他接受了那个谄媚的建议将它作为一个提供启示的机会。 - If he's drinking with his mates, he would be unlikely to welcome approaches from outside the group, unless sycophantic and ego-enhancing.
如果他跟同伴一起，他一般不欢迎陌生人的接近，不过如果你会拍马屁的话那就另当别论。 - Members of press clubs are often seen in sycophantic gaggles as they follow top politicians through their day.
FORBES: Hold the presses - He (or she) would be pro-active, approachable, knowledgeable and good company for journalists, without being sycophantic to them.
ECONOMIST: European politics - He was just trying to demonstrate that his sycophantic courtiers were foolish.
ECONOMIST: Letters
双语例句
权威例句
词组短语
- Be sycophantic 狐媚
- sycophantic and popular cultures 媚俗文化
- adulatory encomiastic gnathonic sycophantic 阿谀的
- Don T Be Sycophantic 不要阿谀奉承
- being sycophantic to teachers 奉承老师
短语
英英字典
- (of a person or of behaviour) praising people in authority in a way that is not sincere, usually in order to get some advantage from them
- If you describe someone as sycophantic, you disapprove of them because they flatter people who are more important and powerful than they are in order to gain an advantage for themselves.