英 [ˈsmɑːmi] 美 [ˈsmɑːrmi]
adj. 爱说奉承话的；虚情假意的
比较级smarmier
最高级smarmiest
smarmy /ˈsmɑːmɪ/
形容词 obsequiously flattering or unpleasantly suave 爱说奉承话的; 老于世故的
爱说奉承话的
令人厌烦的
虚情假意的
爱说奉承话的
smarm 说奉承话
I hate his smarmy compliments.
我痛恨他拍马屁的恭维。
What could that smarmy letch possibly want?
那个聪明的人更可能需要什么？
You are smarmy.
你是奉承我的人。
I mean Thoreau may have been a snob, he may have been smarmy, and he may have wanted you to think he was cool because he sold pencils.
我的意思是,梭罗也许个势利小人,他也许有点爱说奉承话,他也许觉得卖铅笔,会让你们认为他很酷
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Among Granirer's routines is a feigned phone conversation in which he unsettles a smarmy telemarketer.
Will the movie take its smarmy misogyny all the way, or will it pull back in the end?
Bias just comes in 37 different flavors, everything from subtle to smarmy to way off in left or right field.
FORBES: Ezra Klein and the Not-So-Blurry Line Between Journalism and Activism in Media 2.0