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基本英英搭配记法近义反义Thesaurus例句
adj.说奉承话的⁶⁰;阿谀的⁴⁰
Adjective:
attempting to win favor from influential people by flatteryattempting to win favor by flatterysycophant马屁精
钱博士sycophant谄媚者，奉承者+ic形容词后缀⇒说奉承话的，阿谀的
参考单词sycophant谄媚者，奉承者。sycophant谄媚者，奉承者+ic形容词后缀⇒说奉承话的，阿谀的。近义词 fawning奉承的obsequious谄媚的flattering奉承的toadyish拍马屁的ingratiating讨好的bootlicking动词bootlick的现…
as in.complimentary
同义词 appreciative,congratulatory,polite,respectfuladulatory,approbative,approbatory,approving,celebrating,commendatory,courtly,encomiastic,encomiastical,eulogistic,fair-spoken,fawning,highly favorable,honeyed,honoring,laudatory,panegyrical,plauditory,praiseful,unctuous,well-wishing,with high praise,with highest recommendation
反义词 unmannerlyblaming,censuring,critical,denouncing,disparaging,for sale,insulting,reproachful,unflatteringas in.fawning
同义词 flatteringbootlicking,bowing,cowering,crawling,cringing,humble,ingratiating,kowtowing,prostrate,scraping,snivelingabject,adulatory,brown-nosing,compliant,mealy-mouthed,obsequious,parasitic,servile,slavish,spineless,submissive,subservient,sycophant
反义词 aloof,cool,disinterested,proud,unfriendlyas in.fulsome
同义词 adulatory,bombastic,buttery,canting,cloying,coarse,extravagant,fawning,flattering,glib,grandiloquent,hypocritical,immoderate,ingratiating,inordinate,insincere,magniloquent,mealy-mouthed,nauseating,offensive,oily,oleaginous,overdone,saccharine,sanctimonious,slick,slimy,smarmy,smooth,suave,unctuous,wheedling
反义词 reasonable,sincereas in.ingratiating
同义词 charming,disarming,smarmycrawling,flattering,humble,insinuating,serving,toadyingdeferential,obsequious,saccharine,silken,soft,unctuous
反义词 deterring,disgusting,repellentas in.ingratiatory
同义词 charming,crawling,deferential,disarming,flattering,humble,ingratiating,obsequious,saccharine,serving,silken,smarmy,soft,sugary,toadying,unctuousas in.insinuating
同义词 charming,crawling,disarming,flattering,humble,ingratiating,serving,toadyingdeferential,ingratiatory,obsequious,saccharine,silken,smarmy,soft,sugary,unctuous
反义词 disgusting,repellentas in.insinuative
同义词 charming,crawling,deferential,disarming,flattering,humble,insinuatory,obsequious,saccharine,serving,silken,smarmy,soft,suggestive,toadying,unctuousas in.insinuatory
同义词 charming,crawling,deferential,disarming,flattering,humble,insinuative,obsequious,saccharine,serving,silken,smarmy,soft,suggestive,toadying,unctuousas in.menial
同义词 base,boring,common,humdrum,low,mean,routineabject,baseborn,degrading,demeaning,dull,fawning,grovelling,humble,ignoble,ignominious,obeisant,obsequious,servile,slavish,sorry,subservient,unskilled,vile
反义词 exciting,high,honest,moral,noble,unusualelevated,skilled,superior,talentedas in.obsequious
同义词 abject,beggarly,brown-nosing,complacent,compliable,compliant,cringing,crouching,deferential,enslaved,fawning,flattering,ingratiating,kowtowing,menial,obeisant,oily,parasitic,parasitical,prostrate,respectful,servile,slavish,sneaking,sniveling,spineless,stipendiary,subject,submissive,subordinate,subservient,toadying,unctuous
反义词 arrogant,assertive,brazen,confident,presumptuousas in.servile
同义词 abject,base,beggarly,bootlicking,craven,cringing,despicable,eating crow,eating humble pie,fawning,humble,ignoble,low,mean,obedient,obeisant,obsequious,passive,slavish,submissive,toadying,unctuous,unresisting
反义词 aggressive,dominantas in.subservient
同义词 deferential,inferior,submissiveabject,acquiescent,a slave to,at one's beck and call,at one's mercy,bootlicking,cowering,cringing,dancing,docile,fawning,ignoble,in one's clutches,in one's pocket,in one's power,mean,menial,obeisant,obsequious,resigned,servile,slavish,subject,under one's thumb
反义词 disobedientcontrolling,domineering,unhelpful,unnecessary,useless
complimentaryadjective flattering
adulatory,appreciative,approbative,approbatory,approving,celebrating,commendatory,congratulatory,courtly,encomiastic,encomiastical,eulogistic,fair-spoken,fawning,highly favorable,honeyed,honoring,laudatory,panegyrical,plauditory,polite,praiseful,respectful,unctuous,well-wishing,with high praise,with highest recommendation
fawningadjective deferential, groveling
abject,adulatory,bootlicking,bowing,brown-nosing,compliant,cowering,crawling,cringing,flattering,humble,ingratiating,kowtowing,mealy-mouthed,obsequious,parasitic,prostrate,scraping,servile,slavish,sniveling,spineless,submissive,subservient,sycophant,sycophantic
fulsomeadjective sickening or excessive behavior
adulatory,bombastic,buttery,canting,cloying,coarse,extravagant,fawning,flattering,glib,grandiloquent,hypocritical,immoderate,ingratiating,inordinate,insincere,magniloquent,mealy-mouthed,nauseating,offensive,oily,oleaginous,overdone,saccharine,sanctimonious,slick,slimy,smarmy,smooth,suave,sycophantic,unctuous,wheedling
ingratiatingadjective fawning, servile
charming,crawling,deferential,disarming,flattering,humble,insinuating,obsequious,saccharine,serving,silken,smarmy,soft,sycophantic,toadying,unctuous
ingratiatoryadjective insinuating
charming,crawling,deferential,disarming,flattering,humble,ingratiating,obsequious,saccharine,serving,silken,smarmy,soft,sugary,sycophantic,toadying,unctuous
insinuatingadjective attempting to gain favor
charming,crawling,deferential,disarming,flattering,humble,ingratiating,ingratiatory,obsequious,saccharine,serving,silken,smarmy,soft,sugary,sycophantic,toadying,unctuous Peter Rouse, in particular, really ought to consider legal action against Mr Wolffe for making him seem sycophantic far beyond the call of spin.
这样看来，皮特•罗兹先生真应该采取点特别的法律措施以防止沃尔夫先生背弃了他传记作者的本职而成为一个谄媚者。 ecocn
Since the trouble began, he has made two big speeches, one on March30th to a sycophantic parliament, and another more serious effort on April16th. He is poised to give a third.
一次是3月30日，在国会一片阿谀声中进行；还有一次更严肃点的发生在4月16日，他现正准备第三次演讲。 ecocn
Canute did not think he could control the tides; he took the sycophantic suggestion that he might and turned it into an opportunity for instruction.
克努特并不认为他可以控制潮汐，他接受了那个谄媚的建议将它作为一个提供启示的机会。 ecocn
He is surrounded by a chorus of sycophantic philosophers who have substituted pandiabolism for pantheism.
他被一群谄媚的哲学家围着，他们从无神论者变成了有神论。 yeeyan
He talked only to sycophantic journalists and his appeal in the West came mainly from hagiographies written by reporters whose careers were built on the access they had to him.
他只和逢迎自己的记者交谈，他在西方的吸引力主要来自新闻记者写的伟人传，而这些记者的事业建立在能够接近他的基础上。 blog.sina.com.cn
I assumed this was rhetorical waggery so offered that obligatory journalistic reply: the sycophantic laugh.
我当时认为这充满了讽刺意味所以给了他一个十足的记者式回应：阿谀奉承地大笑。 blogbus
If he's drinking with his mates, he would be unlikely to welcome approaches from outside the group, unless sycophantic and ego-enhancing.
如果他跟同伴一起，他一般不欢迎陌生人的接近，不过如果你会拍马屁的话那就另当别论。 hjenglish
Many blame the sycophantic“ court of King Richard” for Lehman's undoing.
很多人把雷曼兄弟公司的失败归因于阿谀奉承的“理查德王朝”。 bbs.translators.com.cn
You do not rise to power without followers, but if that followership is more sycophantic than supportive, the leader can lose his bearings.
没有拥护者当然不要提高你的权力，但是当你的拥护者更多的是阿谀奉承而不是打心底支持你，你将丧失自己的领导地位。 elanso.com |