sycophancy or obsequiousness
sycophancy or obsequiousness
Servitude is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is n ú y á nm è Ig ǔ, which describes servitude and flattery. From Mao Zedong's on new democracy.
The origin of Idioms
Mao Zedong's on New Democracy: "Lu Xun's bones are the hardest. He has no servility and ingratitude. This is the most valuable character of the colonial and semi colonial people."
Analysis of Idioms
Synonyms: servile, servile, servile
Antonyms: unyielding, upright, awe inspiring, dignified, unassuming
Idiom usage
It has a derogatory meaning
sycophancy or obsequiousness
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1.The earthworm can float through the dyke
The earthworm can float through the dyke - chǐ yǐn chuān dī，néng piāo yī yì
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2.go on talking and laughing as if nothing has happened
go on talking and laughing as if nothing has happened - tán xiào zì ruò
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5.time slips away fast and the year is approaching its end
time slips away fast and the year is approaching its end - jí yǐng diāo nián
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