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adj.谄媚的；奉承的；顺从的
1、arsenious───adj.含砷的；含砒素的
2、obsessions───n.癖好；着迷；使人痴迷的的人或物；强迫意念（obsession的复数）
3、obsequiously───adv.谄媚地；奉承地
4、abstemious───adj.节约的，节省的；有节制的
5、obsequiousness───n.谄媚；奉承
6、oblivious───adj.遗忘的；健忘的；不注意的；不知道的
7、nonserious───不严重的
8、obsequies───n.葬礼
9、obsequial───adj.葬礼的
1、But I never call him this way, for I've always respected the fat coach who seemed to be always obsequious .───但我从不这么叫他，因为我尊重这个似乎一直唯唯诺诺的胖教练。
2、Her tone changed to one of obsequious solemnity as she turned to the banker: "The parlor is ready, Mr. Phelps. "───她转过身来，声调一下变得毕恭毕敬，对银行家说：“菲利普先生，客厅准备好了。”
3、Barrow was positively obsequious to me until he learned that I too was the son of a labouring man.───知道我也出身于工人家庭之前，巴罗一直竭力讨好我。
4、"It was yourself, monsieur, " said the obsequious waiter.───“就是你自己，先生。”堂倌奉承道。
5、He is a worker who is obsequious to the boss.───他是一个对老板卑躬屈膝的人。
6、If you think you've got the job, you might think a thank-you note is unnecessary or even obsequious.───如你认为你有把握得到这份工作的话，你可能会觉得一条感谢条没有必要或甚至是奉承。
7、The servant presented an obsequious cup of coffee and then made a paralytic attempt to stand at attention.───仆人毕恭毕敬地端上一杯咖啡，然后使劲想立正，可是就是站不稳。
8、They were obsequious and servile and did not presume to talk to their masters as if they were their equals.───他们既卑躬屈膝又恭敬顺从，不敢像对待自己的同类一样与自己的主人交谈。
9、He noticed that they were all whispering together, looking towards him with something like awe and even obsequious deference.───他发现，大家在窃窃私语，用目光向他表示，有如目光中流露出恐惧，甚至是奴颜婢膝的样子。
1、Barrow was positively obsequious to me until he learnt that I too was the son of a labouring man.