lackeys
英['læki]
美['læki]
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n.
仆人；侍从；走狗；马屁精
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v.
服侍；侍候；奉承
Noun:
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a male servant (especially a footman)
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a person who tries to please someone in order to gain a personal advantage
- 1. Why simply punish CIA lackeys, rather than those who oversaw them?
- 为什么只惩罚中情局的底层人员而非其监管者呢？
youdao
- 2. "You are to use this room, Miss Madenda," said one of the stage lackeys.
- “你用这一间吧，麦登达小姐，”一个后台侍役说。
youdao
- 3. "That man Wheeler's sick," reported one of the lackeys to the night clerk.
- 那个叫惠勒的人病了，“一个茶房向夜班办事员报告说。”
youdao
- 4. He orders his Quarren lackeys to place Anakin and Kit inside a cage of electrified Mon Cala eels.
- 他命令他的夸伦人手下把阿纳金和基特关进蒙卡拉电鳗笼里。
youdao
- 5. For example, he could channel more federal money into decentralised trusts and so bypass the state governors and their lackeys altogether.
- 比如说，他可以将更多的联邦资金下发于地方的基金会，这样就可以错开州长与其仆从。
youdao
- 6. For example, he could channel more federal money into decentralised trusts and so bypass the state governors and their lackeys altogether.
- 比如说，他可以将更多的联邦资金下发于地方的基金会，这样就可以错开州长与其仆从。
youdao
- An accomplice or a lackey who aids in the commission of base or disreputable acts.
同谋，同伙共犯或帮凶，其帮助实施无耻或下流的行为
- A person of slavish or unquestioning obedience; a lackey.
象奴隶般的人一个象奴隶一般顺从或无条件服从的人; 卑躬屈膝者
