sycophancy

英 ['sɪkəfənsɪ] 美 ['sɪkəfænti]
  • n. 谄媚;奉承;追随;拍马屁

英文词源


sycophancy (n.)
1620s, from sycophant + -cy, or else from Latin sycophantia, from Greek sykophantia "false accusation, slander; conduct of a sycophant," from sykophantes.

双语例句


1. He was free from all sycophancy or obsequiousness in the face of the reactionary ruling class.
他在反动统治阶级面前没有丝毫的奴颜与媚骨.

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2. Sycophancy was the device of the least trustworthy.
阿谀奉承之辈最不可靠.

来自辞典例句

3. What weakness is it that you can never tolerate? --- Sycophancy and servile flattery.
你最不能容忍的缺点是什么? ---- 奴颜婢膝.

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4. There has ever been and ever will be found sycophancy on the side of power.
奴颜媚骨者向来就有,今后也永远会有.

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