kowtowed

kowtowed

美 [ˈkaʊˌtaʊ] 　英 [ˌkaʊˈtaʊ]

• v.磕头；拍马屁；奉承
• n.磕头
• 网络叩头；顿首；跪拜

词形变化

第三人称单数：kowtows  现在分词：kowtowing  过去式：kowtowed  

同义词

英汉解释

n.	1. 〈外〉叩头,磕头
v.	1. 叩头,磕头 2. 拍马屁;奉承 (to)
na.	1. “kotow”的变体

英英解释

v.	1. to try very hard to please someone, in a way that other people find annoying
na.	1. The variant of kotow

例句

Temple was very small, but people from all the directions went there and kowtowed to the deities.

庙虽小，但来四面八方的人们都来这儿向神灵朝拜。

No matter where he worked, he always kowtowed to his superior.

不论他到哪儿工作，都对他的上级唯唯诺诺。

Dad, the daughter isn't filial, the daddy must protect body, and the daughter kowtowed because you here.

爹，女儿不孝，爹爹一定要保住身体，女儿在这给您磕头了。

Cheng's wife put her money on the table, lit joss sticks and kowtowed just like others there.

成名的妻子把钱放在案上，象前边的人一样烧香跪拜。

Then he kowtowed to the monk, to show his reverence and gratitude.

他向僧人叩拜，表达自己的敬意和感激。

No wonder the government kowtowed to the City as the Treasury reaped tax revenues from their fairy money.

当财政部对伦敦金融城的虚幻金钱开始征税时，政府只能对他们毕恭毕敬也不足为奇。