lackey
/ˈlæk.i/翻译: 指仆人或跟班，也指为了私利而对人卑躬屈膝、谄媚奉承的人。
词语关系
noun
/ˈlæk.i/
Существительное, обозначающее слугу или прислужника, или человека, который ведёт себя подобострастно для получения личной выгоды.
Sustantivo que designa a un sirviente o criado, o a una persona que se comporta de manera servil y aduladora para obtener ventaja personal.
Nom désignant un serviteur ou un domestique, ou une personne qui se comporte de manière servile et obséquieuse pour en tirer un avantage personnel.
Substantiv, das einen Diener oder Bediensteten bezeichnet, oder eine Person, die sich unterwürfig verhält, um persönliche Vorteile zu erlangen.
Substantivo que designa um criado ou servo, ou uma pessoa que age de forma servil e bajuladora para obter vantagens pessoais.
指仆人或跟班，也指为了私利而对人卑躬屈膝、谄媚奉承的人。
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A noun referring to a servant or attendant, or a person who behaves obsequiously to gain personal advantage.
C1formalbritish
A male servant, especially a footman or attendant in a household.
ЛакейlacayoLoqueteau (domestique)LakaiLacaio男仆خادم- The wealthy lord had a personal lackey to attend to his needs.
- A lackey opened the carriage door for the guests.
- In the old mansion, lackeys were expected to be silent and efficient.
同义词attendantflunkeyfootmanmanservantmenialretainervalet
反义词master
Servile followerB2informal
A person who behaves very obsequiously to gain an advantage, such as a sycophant.
ПодхалимLacayo servilSycophante servileSpeichelleckerPuxa-saco走狗متذلل- The politician surrounded himself with lackeys who never questioned his orders.
- She was known as the CEO's lackey, always agreeing with everything he said.
- He acted like a corporate lackey, hoping for a promotion.
词形
- lackeys plural form
- lackeys' possessive plural form
- lackey's possessive singular form