1.(狗等)摇尾乞怜;讨好,奉承 (on upon)
2.生小鹿[小山羊,小动物]
3.生(小鹿,小山羊或小动物)
1.小鹿;小山羊,小动物
2.鹿毛色,淡黄褐色
3.【女名】女子名
1.淡黄褐色的
1.a young deer
1.light brown in color
1.That's not the case. Dogs need to be socialized around people. They just don't need to be petted and fawned over by strangers.
实际情况不是这样的，狗儿们需要同人类交往，它们只是不需要被陌生人抚拍或讨好。
2.We didn't like him, as he fawned on anyone in an influential position.
我不喜欢他，因为他爱巴结有权势的人。
3.Mr Xie wrote: "People fawned on him like a prince. "
谢国忠在邮件中写道：“人们把他捧得像个王子似的。”
4.Don't try to win his support in that way--e hates to be fawned on.
不要用那种方法去争取他的支持-他讨厌别人奉承他。
5.The lion, considering him attentively, and remembering his former friend, fawned upon him.
狮子将他仔细地打量了一番，记起他就是从前的那个朋友，于是亲昵地偎在他身旁。
6.He was acknowledged, fawned upon, in a way lionised. Through it all one could see the standing of the man.
他为他们所承认，受到他们的奉承，甚至有一点儿被当作大人物看待，从中可以看出这个人的地位。
7.He was fawned over at different times by Donald Rumsfeld and by George Galloway, a left-wing British MP.
他也曾得到过唐纳德·拉姆斯菲尔德和乔治·加洛维（一位左翼的英国下议院议员）的奉承。
8.WHILE the rest of the world fawned on Barack Obama, Richard Neuhaus took no joy in him.
当世界上其他人都在追捧巴拉克•奥巴马的时候，理查德•纽豪斯并没有对他感到多爽。
9.We didn't like him, as he always fawned on the rich.
我们不喜欢他，因为他老是巴结有钱人。
10.He fawned on his superior so as to be promoted.
为了得到提拔，他不惜向上司摇尾乞怜。