S - sycophantic 中文 - EN166

sycophantic adj.諂媚的。

sycophantish
I used to read , with wonder , those sycophantic stories of the warlike supermen , the great troublers of the world ' s peace , cromwell , napoleon , and the like , who , thanks to their “ iron wills “ , could lie down and plunge themselves immediately into deep sleep , to wake up , refreshed , at a given time 我曾詫異地讀過一些大肆吹捧那些好戰的超人、世界和平的巨大威脅者，諸如克倫威爾、拿破侖之類的文章，文章里說他們“鋼鐵般的意志”使他們一躺下就能熟睡，并在某一特定時間醒來，精神抖擻。
They would do well to shudder at their sycophantic surrender to a game that might be hyped more than ever before but which even the most liberally minded , most tolerant soul must recognise undermines the morals of the nation on a daily basis 面對一場賽前被空前大肆炒作，但賽后連最淡薄隨意，寬厚包容的人都覺得玷污了國家基本道德精神的比賽，他們恰如其分的表現出癱軟和無力。
He talked only to sycophantic journalists and his appeal in the west came mainly from hagiographies written by reporters whose careers were built on the access they had to him * * 只接受馬屁精記者的采訪，他對西方的魅力也大多來自這些記者神化過的傳記，而這些記者就是靠和 * *打交道吃飯的。
King chu ' s fatuity , sycophantic courtiers ' evil , your kingdom ' s crisis , peo - ple ' s hard livelihood , all stab your sore spot 楚王的昏庸，佞臣的險虐，家邦的危機，民生的多艱，戮刺著您心頭的痛處。
It was a good enough tale when i was alive the first time , sycophantic fool 沙洛佛克：我上次活著的時候早就足以成為一個好的故事了，你這個諂媚的笨蛋。