sycophancy

[ˈsɪkəfənsi, ˈsaɪkə-]['sɪkəfənsɪ]

n.拍马屁,奉承,谄媚吮痈舐痔

  • 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 奴颜 媚骨

  • Indians of talent and ambition are still inhibited from joining or even voting for Congress because of its prevailing culture of deference and sycophancy .

    由于国大党的主流文化是顺从和 逢迎,有才能、有抱负的印度人仍 不愿加入 ,甚至 不愿投票给 他们

  • Sycophancy was the device of the least trustworthy .

    阿谀奉承 最不可靠。

  • Her publisher Caroline Michel managed the situation by sycophancy : The biggest misery for me is finishing a book by you she once wrote .

    她的出版人卡罗琳•米歇尔(CarolineMichel)以 拍马 来管理这种情形:你的书一旦出版,是我最大的痛苦。她曾这样写道。

  • 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