Lingaku- pekingese (dog)
- (fig.) sycophant
- lackey
Generated definitions (experimental)
- pekingese (dog)
- sycophant
- lackey
This meaning refers to a specific breed of dog known for its long hair and small size, often kept as a companion animal.
This pekingese is very cute.
This figurative meaning describes a person who flatters others for personal gain, often in a workplace or political environment.
He always flatters the boss, he is truly a sycophant.
At work, that sycophant only knows how to please his superiors.
Similar to the previous meaning, this refers to someone who serves another person in a servile manner, often without independence.
He is just a lackey who obeys others.
As the boss's lackey, he can never have his own opinion.
Generated collocations (experimental)
hǎ bā gǒu哈巴狗Pekingesezhōng chéng忠诚de的hǎ bā gǒu哈巴狗loyal sycophanthǎ bā gǒu哈巴狗shì式de的fèng cheng奉承sycophantic flatteryxiàng像hǎ bā gǒu哈巴狗yī yàng一样like a lackeyHā哈Bā巴gǒu狗bān般de的tài du态度lackey-like attitudehǎ bā gǒu哈巴狗de的xìng gé性格sycophantic personalityxiǎo小hǎ bā gǒu哈巴狗little sycophantzuò做hǎ bā gǒu哈巴狗to act like a sycophanthǎ bā gǒu哈巴狗de的xíng jìng行径behaviour of a lackeyHā哈Bā巴gǒu狗bān般de的yī fù依附dependence like a sycophantcì hou伺候zhǔ rén主人de的hǎ bā gǒu哈巴狗a lackey serving the master