kowtowed

英汉释义

• 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

英英释义

• v.

  1.to try very hard to please someone, in a way that other people find annoying

• na.

  1.The variant of kotow

英汉例句

• 1.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。

• 2.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。

• 3.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。

• 4.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。

• 5.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。

• 6.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。