obsequious

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英式音标：[əbˈsi:kwiəs] 美式音标：[ɑbˈsikwiəs, əb-]
obsequious基本解释 adj. 谄媚的；奉承的；顺从的 obsequious的意思释义 adj.奉承拍马的，卑躬屈膝

obsequious怎么读

英式音标：[əbˈsi:kwiəs]

美式音标：[ɑbˈsikwiəs, əb-]

obsequious基本解释

adj. 谄媚的；奉承的；顺从的

obsequious的意思释义

adj.

奉承拍马的，卑躬屈膝的；谄媚的；

英英释义

obsequious[ əb\'si:kwiəs, ɔb- ]

adj.

attempting to win favor from influential people by flattery

同义词：bootlickingfawningsycophantictoadyish

attentive in an ingratiating or servile manner

\"obsequious shop assistants\"

obsequious用法及例句

双语例句

用作形容词(adj.)

He is obsequious to men in power.

他对有权势者谄媚。

The secretary is exceedingly obsequious to the manager.

这个秘书对经理极尽阿谀奉承之能事。

He is a worker who is obsequious to the boss.

他是个对老板卑躬屈膝的人。

例句参考

Obsequious to a Fault

Big Burrito\'s secret: Obsequious, maybe; obtrusive, never

\"OBSEQUIOUS LAMENTS\": MOURNING AND COMMUNAL MEMORY IN SHAKESPEARE\'S Richard III

Beware the obsequious physician executive (OPIE) but embrace dyad leadership

Obsequious Disrespect: the problem of royal power in Poland-Lithuania under the Vasas, 1587–1668

\'No, Let Me Be Obsequious in Thy Heart\': Service and Friendship in Shakespeare\'s Sonnets

Obsequious Disrespect: the Problem of Royal Power in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth under the Vasas, 1587–1668

The Myth of \"Obsequious Rex\": Mackenzie King, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Canada-US Security, 1935-1940

A cognitive comparison of implosive, obsequious, and standard assertion training techniques

\"Obsequious Beauty\"and \"Being Dizzy and Confused\"——One of comparisons between aesthetics categories of Schopenhauer and Wang Guowei

obsequious词源

obsequious

obsequious: see sequence

obsequious (adj.)

late 15c., \"prompt to serve,\" from Middle French obséquieux (15c.), from Latin obsequiosus \"compliant, obedient,\" from obsequium \"compliance, dutiful service,\" from obsequi \"to accommodate oneself to the will of another,\" from ob \"after\" (see ob-) + sequi \"to follow\" (see sequel). Pejorative sense of \"fawning, sycophantic\" had emerged by 1590s. Related: Obsequiously; obsequiousness (mid-15c.).