fawning 的 3 个定义
- a young deer, especially an unweaned one.
- a light yellowish-brown color.
- light yellowish-brown.
- to bring forth young.
fawning 近义词
deferential, groveling
更多fawning例句
- My job is to cover you, not fawn over you or rip you — just report on you.
- Of course, this could be explained by the admittedly large percentage of the audience composed of fawning film students.
- Sharpton, who once confessed he will never criticize the president, in his transparent fawning for access, has gotten it.
- Between the Walters fawning and the Colbert debacle, Amaitis is fortunate only to be paying a record fine.
- The fawning strangers ask questions like “What was it like…being shot at?”
- The Guardian's Luke Harding, calling Assange a "fawning" interviewer, totally missed the point.
- They all immediately got up to make room for him, and handed him a chair in a manner the most servile and fawning.
- The principles of liberty were the scoff of every grinning courtier, and the Anathema Maranatha of every fawning dean.
- There was nothing fawning in his attitude; he conducted himself with the dignity of a fallen monarch.
- Mr. Fogg, in the presence of Julius Marston, was properly obsequious, but not a bit fawning.
- Again he calls upon his fawning admirers to annihilate Christianity, to hunt it down, to vilify it, to ruin it.