You'll get your share of sycophants and assassins too.
你也会分享到一部分谄媚者和刺客的。
sycophant
/ˈsɪkəfænt/ /ˈsɪkəfænt/
英汉-汉英词典
n. 谄媚者,拍马屁者
形容词: sycophantic
词组 | 习惯用语
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- sycophancy n. 拍马屁,奉承,谄媚
- cacophonist n. 不和谐音乐的作曲家,喜欢不和谐音乐者
sycophant n. 谄媚者；奉承者; adj. 奉承的；拍马的;
网络短语:
Play The Sycophant 趋承附和
adulatory flattering obsequious subservient sycophant 奉承的
Mary is a sycophant 玛丽是个马屁精
crafty sycophant 奸佞
a sycophant 奴才
servile sycophant 指善于迅速改变自己立场或观点的人
sycophant t 马屁精
the sycophant clique 恩幸集团
英语例句库
- The office is a menagerie of egotists and sycophants.
该办公室乃是自私者与谄媚者汇集之处。
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原声例句
Lost Girl S04
夜色温柔（上）
" Tired of friends. The thing is to have sycophants" .
“厌倦了朋友。事情是有马屁精” 。
真爱如血 第3季
Because you prefer to be in the company of sycophants.
你倒喜欢跟这些马屁精混在一起。
潘潘
Using a sycophant way, he persuaded the swordsman to drink.
因此他用一种奉承的口吻劝说剑客喝酒。
老友记 season4
I don't know what sycophant means, but the rest is right.
我不知道马屁精是什么意思，但其余的是正确的。
老友记Friends 第四季
All right, so I don't know what " sycophant" means, but the rest is right.
我不知道爱吃醋是什么 但其他都没说错。
中高级英语短文
You could even just cut to the chase and call the person themselves a placebo, which, according to the OED, meant " a flatterer, a sycophant, [or] a parasite."
你甚至可以开门见山地把这个人称为“placebo”，根据牛津英语词典，“placebo”的意思是“奉承者、马屁精、[或]寄生虫。”
为女权辩护（下）
Virtue likewise can only be acquired by the discharge of relative duties; but the importance of these sacred duties will scarcely be felt by the being who is cajoled out of his humanity by the flattery of sycophants.
同样，美德只能通过履行相关职责来获得；但是那些被阿谀奉承从人性中哄出来的人，几乎不会感觉到这些神圣职责的重要性。
欧也妮·葛朗台
The glance of a man accustomed to draw enormous interest from his capital acquires, like that of the libertine, the gambler, or the sycophant, certain indefinable habits, —furtive, eager, mysterious movements, which never escape the notice of his co-religionists.
一个习惯于从他的资本中获得巨大利益的人的目光，就像浪荡子、赌徒或马屁精的目光一样，会养成某些难以形容的习惯——偷偷摸摸、急切、神秘的动作，这些动作永远不会逃过他的同教徒的注意.
英语百科
Sycophant
Sycophant was a term used in legal system of Classic Athens but in modern English it refers to someone practicing sycophancy i.e. obedient flattery.
The word sycophant has its origin in the legal system of Classical Athens. Having no police force and only a limited number of officially appointed public prosecutors, most legal cases of the time were brought by private litigants. By the fifth century BC, however, this practice had given rise to abuse by litigants who brought unjustified prosecutions. Such a litigant was called a "sycophant". The word retains the meaning of "an informer" in Modern Greek and French; but in modern English, the meaning of the word has shifted to that of an "insincere flatterer", see sycophancy.
近义、反义、联想词
近义词
n.flatterer, adulator