toadies
[ˈtəʊdi:z]

n.

谄媚者，马屁精( toady的名词复数 )；

v.

拍马，谄媚( toady的第三人称单数 )；

英英释义

toady[ 'təudi ]

• n.a person who tries to please someone in order to gain a personal advantage

  同义词：sycophantcrawlerlackey

• v.try to gain favor by cringing or flattering

  同义词：fawntrucklebootlickkowtowkotowsuck up

双语例句

1. He toadied to his boss for promotion.
   他为升职向老板献殷勤。
2. The former servant made his way into power by toadying to the king.
   这位当年的仆人通过向国王谄媚而掌上了权。

权威例句

Toadies
Toadies
Toadies
Toadies (Creepers Mysteries, Book 2)
National-Security State Toadies
TONY'S TOADIES; Fawning MPs Fooled by Hoax Email 'From PM'
Radio: Stand by Your Jaguars, Toadies
CD REVIEW: Toadies' new album proves one-hit wonder status
We'll get a House of Toadies - however this fake fight ends
Peter Wilby on... Gordon's pig,Tory toadies and fat cats
Traitors or toadies? [The BBC: myth of a public service, by Mills, Tom (Verso, pp266, £16.99)]
Carole Malone's Column: Smirking Frog Who Shows Us Up as Toadies
Technology Center debuts as cost/quality control. Council won't be HEW's toadies.