underling

英 [ˈʌndəlɪŋ]

美 [ˈʌndərlɪŋ]

n.  走卒; 喽啰; 手下; 下属

复数：underlings　

GREIELTSTEM8

BNC.32936 / COCA.21288

牛津词典

noun

• 走卒；喽啰；手下；下属
  a person with a lower rank or status

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 跟班儿；手下；羽翼；喽啰；走卒
  You refer to someone as anunderlingwhen they are inferior in rank or status to someone else and take orders from them. You use this word to show that you do not respect someone.
  1. Every underling feared him.
     所有的手下都怕他。
  2. ...underlings who do the dirty work.
     行卑劣之事的走卒

英英释义

noun

• an assistant subject to the authority or control of another
  Synonym:subordinatesubsidiaryfoot soldier

双语例句

• In their eyes, there is no difference between the emperors such as Fuxi, Yellow Emperor and the common people such as peddler and underling.
  在他们眼里，伏羲、黄帝与一般贩夫走卒之间并无什差别。
• He seemed to be master, not underling, now.
  他现在显得像是个主人，不是个下属了。
• According to the worldly criteria, the dutiful children should not cater for parents by lie and the faithful underling should not flatter his supervisor.
  依照世俗的标准，孝顺的孩子不应该以不实的言词去奉承父母亲；忠贞的部下不应该谄媚直属长官。
• However, this method needs one time signature and thus adds noticeable overhead to the underling scheme.
  但由于该方法需要用到一次性签名，给所基于的方案增加了明显的通信和计算负载。
• Capable of establishing role group on the basis of roles and the authority of role group is the assembly of authority of each underling role;
  可在角色的基础上创建角色组，其权限是下属各角色权限的集合；
• The paper also emphasizes rules and main features which aid in underling the emotional adjectives which are in sentences.
  指出了情意形容词与其他形容词的区别，强调了情意形容词所包含的感情、感觉形容词构成句子的一般规律及主要特征。
• Leonard arguably presents both problems& on one view, a governmental office sent an underling to silence a political opponent before he could make a potentially damaging speech.
  列昂纳德一案提出了双方的问题：根据观察，政府办公室在其制造潜在的破坏性言论前派下属压制政治对手。
• Own the ability of management and guide of underling.
  拥有管理、培养、指导下属的能力；
• Some speakers, if they're reading from a complete text, underling the words they want to emphasize.
  有的演说者在诵读全文的时候，在他们想要强调的词下面划线。
• He had been cavalierly affronted by a man who, but a short years before, he would have considered a mere underling.
  几年前，他原认为这个人不过是个无名小卒，现在居然傲慢地侮辱了他。