sidekick 的定义
- a close friend.
- a confederate or assistant.
sidekick 近义词
companion
更多sidekick例句
- I discovered during my research that peanut butter, when it appears in a cake at all, usually shows up as a sidekick to chocolate.
- It seems that Marvel is hoping to use multi-episode TV series to not only build former sidekicks—including Wanda, Sam and Bucky—into heroes in their own right, but to explore social and political issues in a more nuanced way.
- Solar cells are more efficient when used with a sidekick called a solar concentrator.
- Hoover, another ace and the best acrobatic flyer of his generation, was cast in the role of sidekick and backup pilot.
- This shows up in initiatives like our new onboarding sidekick program and mentoring program, created on a belief that employees are limitless, unstoppable, and uncapped.
- Originally, Cosby was supposed to be much more of a sidekick.
- A president with job approval in the low 40s is a much less appealing campaign trail sidekick than one who is in the 50s.
- If a sidekick is flamboyantly dressed in pastels or tailored velvet, he must be morally corruptible.
- He also took some swipes at his former White Stripes sidekick—and ex-wife—Meg White.
- But he could also rescue his sidekick Brienne of Tarth from a bear.
- It's even more interesting that his sidekick is a crooked electronics engineer or scientist.