"sycophants" 怎么发音
word
SIK-uh-fants
SIK-uh-fuhnts
释义
People who act overly flattering or obedient toward someone important, usually to gain advantage or favor.
IPA 音标
美式英语
ˈsɪkəˌfænts
英式英语
sˈɪkɒfənts
简化发音
美式
SIK-uh-fants
英式
SIK-uh-fuhnts
语境中听
The king was surrounded by sycophants who always agreed with him.
Politicians often attract sycophants looking for power.
His office is full of sycophants who praise every idea he has.
Don’t trust what those sycophants say—they’ll flatter anyone in charge.