英语释义

1. one who is under the orders of another subordinate, inferior

2. a person of low rank who works for a more powerful person

片语

partisan游击队；虔诚信徒；党羽

The Underlings下属

underlings of eunuch太监手下爪牙的通称

Underlings of Underwing羽翼之下

underlings fawn on their bosses奴才巴结主子

英汉例句

• to me, the fact that you are worrying about it makes you morally superior to all the managers who routinely run down their underlings without a second thought.

  在我看来，你对此感到担心的事实，就证明你的道德水平高于所有那些通常不假思索就会贬低下属的经理。

• conventional law firms charge vast hourly fees and then hand the work to underlings while the partners play golf at clubs their clients are too poor to join.

  通常律师事务所会按小时收取高额费用，而后将工作扔给下属，而合伙人得以出入一些客户都支付不起的高尔夫俱乐部。

• see if you can get one of your underlings (or friends or little brother or whatever) to do it instead.

  看下能不能让你的下属（朋友、兄弟等）替你去做。

• this sort of behaviour is almost unheard of in japan, where underlings rarely dare contradict the boss and the atmosphere tends to be icily formal.

  这样的情况在日本几乎是闻所未闻的。 （传统的情况是）下属们几乎没有人敢和老板唱反调，整个气氛一直倾向于正式的，冷冰冰的。

• if mr dalio thinks his underlings never bad-mouth him behind his back, he is dangerously deluded.

  如果雷蒙德认为自己的下属从不在背后对他说三道四，他也太容易被哄骗了。

• for all the chest-thumping, though, china’s leaders are more cautious than either their underlings or the state-controlled publishing industry.

  尽管如此，面对如此多的夸夸其谈，中国的领导人要比他们的部下和控制的出版业更为谨慎。

• he did a job in which killing was necessary, sometimes alongside underlings who stubbed out their cigarettes on prisoners「 feet or roughly removed their teeth and eyes.

  他的工作必须进行杀戮行为，有时他身旁的部下甚至还会把烟头踩熄在囚徒的脚板上，或是拔出他们的牙齿并挖出他们的眼睛。

• isaiah said to them, 」tell your master, 「this is what the lord says: do not be afraid of what you have heard-those words with which the underlings of the king of assyria have blasphemed me.

  以赛亚对他们说，要这样对你们的主人说，耶和华如此说，你听见亚述王的仆人亵渎我的话，不要惧怕。

• having established his humility, mr murdoch then spent more than two hours telling the mps that he was—in essence—much too important and busy to have known what his feckless underlings were up to.

  默多克在两个多小时的时间中保持着他的谦卑姿态，向议员们解释了由于自己在公司中的地位太高又太忙碌，从而无法了解他不负责任的下属的行为。

• but she failed to stop her underlings from taking dodgy steps beforehand to ensure victory.

  但她却没法阻止下属为了确保胜利而事先做些手脚。

• managers find it hard to make the lives of their underlings any better because they are too miserable themselves.

  管理者难以让下属的生活变得更好是因为他们自己太痛苦了。

• i know one investment banking boss who penalises underlings for lobbying crassly.

  我认识的一位投行老板就会惩罚那些过分游说的下级。

• yet just as i was feeling vaguely invigorated, i came upon a rule that tells managers to think of their underlings like baseball cards.

  但就在我隐约感到一丝振奋时，我看到了其中一条準则，教导经理们将下属想象成棒球卡。

• her underlings have already declared that it does not present a significant threat to the ogallala aquifer or to the environment more broadly.

  她的手下已经在制造声势说管道不会在更大范围里对奥加拉拉地下含水层或环境造成威胁。

• he began by signaling to underlings that he didn」t share mr. watanabe's informal goal of hitting two trillion yen or more in annual operating income.

  他开始是向手下暗示，他并不茍同渡边捷昭定下的年度营运收入达到两万亿日圆或以上的非正 式目标。

• american underlings are relatively free to challenge their bosses.

  美国的下属可以相对自由地挑战自己的老板。

• they fear becoming less valued if their underlings get any recognition for exemplary work.

  他们害怕下属的出色工作得到认可，自己就会贬值。

• bosses constantly remind their underlings that if you can’t count it, it doesn’t count.

  老板们无时无刻的不在提醒下属们，如果你不会算，说啥也没用。

相似词

inferior下级；次品

junior年轻人的；下级的；（7至11岁的）学童的；（四年制大学或中学）三年级学生的；小（用于指一家人中同名两人中较年轻者）

subordinate部属，下属，下级；从属，次要

相反词

senior上司；较年长者；毕业班学生

superior上级，长官；优胜者，高手；长者