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flunkey

/ˈflʌŋ.ki/

翻译: 名词,指男仆,尤指穿制服的仆役;也指对有权势者卑躬屈膝、唯命是从的人。

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词语关系

noun

/ˈflʌŋ.ki/C2formal
  • zh名词,指男仆,尤指穿制服的仆役;也指对有权势者卑躬屈膝、唯命是从的人。

A noun referring to a male servant, especially a footman, or a person who displays unquestioning obedience to someone in authority.

  1. C1formalbritish

    A male servant, especially a footman or liveried attendant.

    zh男仆

    • The flunkey opened the carriage door for the guests.
    • A flunkey stood by the entrance of the grand mansion.
    • The wealthy family employed several flunkeys for their estate.

    同义词attendantbutlerfootmanlackeymanservantvalet

  2. Obedient followerC1informal

    A person who obeys orders unquestioningly, often in a servile or sycophantic manner.

    zh谄媚者

    • He was nothing more than a political flunkey, doing whatever his boss said.
    • The manager surrounded himself with flunkeys who never disagreed with him.
    • She refused to be a flunkey and spoke her mind.

    同义词bootlickerfawnerhenchmanlackeyminionservantsycophanttoadyyes-man

    反义词bossindividualistleadermasterrebel

词形
  • flunkeys plural form
  • flunkies plural form
  • flunkeys' possessive plural form
  • flunkies' possessive plural form
  • flunkey's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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