"lackey" 怎么发音

word

US

ˈɫæki

LAK-ee

UK

lˈæki

LAK-ee

释义

A lackey is someone who does unpleasant or servile work for another person, especially a person who acts like a servant for someone powerful, often out of self-interest or fear.

IPA 音标

美式英语

ˈɫæki

英式英语

lˈæki

简化发音

美式

LAK-ee

英式

LAK-ee

语境中听

He treats his assistant like a lackey.

The king was surrounded by loyal lackeys.

Nobody likes being called a lackey.

He’s just the boss’s lackey, doing whatever he’s told.