stooges

英 [ˈstuːdʒɪz]

美 [ˈstudʒɪz]

n.  受人驱使的人; 奴才; 走狗; (供其他演员作弄打趣的)丑角
stooge的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 傀儡;走狗;奴才
  If you refer to someone as astooge, you are criticizing them because they are used by someone else to do unpleasant or dishonest tasks.
  1. He has vehemently rejected claims that he is a government stooge...
     他言辞激烈地驳斥了称自己是政府的狗奴才的说法。
  2. The latter had for decades acted largely as a stooge for the party leaders.
     后者几十年来大半时间都在为该党领导人当走狗。

双语例句

• The judges feel aggrieved, accused of being stooges of the old regime.
  法官们也感到很委屈，他们被指责为旧政权的走狗。
• The Vichy in France during the Second World War were German Stooges.
  法国的维希在二战期间成为了德国的傀儡政府。
• The strong men must have their stooges.
  铁腕人物手下一定有唯命是从的人。
• A new breed of lawyers, not party stooges as most once were, is emerging to defend those whose properties are threatened by the state.
  一批新生代的律师-不象他们曾经只是附庸的前辈-也挺身而出帮助那些财产受到政府侵害的人。
• American politicians are the stooges of corporations, he says.
  他说，美国的政治家是大公司的伙伴。
• The police will have stooges watching every move of the suspected terrorists.
  警察会派密探注意有恐怖分子嫌疑的人的每一活动。
• Every passing day will now be seen as a humiliation for Mr Obama, while the fragmented and shambolic Syrian opposition will be more credibly dubbed American stooges, or Zionist agents.
  从现在起，过去的每一天对奥巴马来说都会是一种耻辱，而四分五裂、乱作一团的叙利亚反对派将更容易被人视为美国的走狗，或犹太复国运动的掮客。
• They are themselves a paper tiger, not to mention their stooges.
  他们自己就是纸老虎，更不用说他们的走狗了。
• I think he hopes to use me as one of his stooges.
  我认为他想把我当走狗般支使。
• With piety deepening worldwide, and with state clerics often seen as stooges, the faithful seek out scholarly views that are conservative enough to suit them.
  由于全球范围内日渐加深的宗教虔诚，同时国家神职人员又常被视为走狗，信徒们想获得保守程度适宜他们的学术观点。