词条„toady“在英语 » 中文中的译文

toady [ˈtəʊdı] 动词 不及物动词 名词 (to)

toady

谄媚(者) chǎnmèi

toady

拍马屁(的人) pāi mǎpì

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英语

I like fat buttery words, such as ooze, turpitude, glutinous, toady.

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He was also, incidentally, a supreme toady, fraudulent scholar and humbug.

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Henchmen in this sense are also sometimes called lackeys, toadies, or mooks (with the latter term more often used for lesser minions of the villain).

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The back of the pamphlet listed nine men identified as toadies.

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He is a stereotypical bureaucrat who gives new definition to the word petty -- a nightmare tyrant to his underlings and a quivering toady towards his superiors.

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I wonder what use the player is toady, assuming it still works.

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What they lack in integrity, intellect, subtlety or even simple arithmetic they make up for in low cunning, venality, toadying and shamelessness.

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We could dismiss some of it as monarchist toadying, but it appears in private letters too.

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Don't toady to the rich; don't be arrogant to the poor.

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The charges stemmed from a pamphlet listing nine men as bankers' toadies and advocating their extermination.

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