lackey

释义

• n. 男仆；侍从；马屁精
• vt. 侍候，服侍；奉承
• n. (Lackey)人名；(英)拉基

词源

lackey

lackey: [16] By a circuitous series of steps, lackey is of Arabic origin. English borrowed it from French laquais, which originally denoted a sort of foot-soldier, and hence a ‘footman’ or ‘servant’. French in turn got it from Catalan alacay, whose source was Arabic al-qādī ‘the judge’ (the Spanish version alcalde ‘magistrate’ was acquired by English in the 17th century).

例句

• 1. I'm not staying as a paid lackey to act as your yes-man. 我不要再做拿钱任你使唤的应声虫。
• 2. And who would have thought that Fredo would become a lackey of women? 谁能料到弗烈特竟堕落成女人脚下的哈叭狗?
• 3. Full as a lackey, a Hara, the pro - Japanese as slaves! 十足的一副奴才像, 一副哈日 、 亲日的奴才像!
• 4. Lackey asks: " Gentleman, how to buy wine without money? " 仆人问: “ 先生, 没有钱怎么买酒? ”
• 5. Advocate the home is afraid that he is cheated, clique lackey follows. 主家怕他欺骗, 派仆人跟去.