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

• I find the more power motivation the manager have, the more strength their underling could feel, and the job could go with a swing.
  调查发现具有权力动机的管理者更能让其下属感到强大有力，工作进展更顺利。
• Once an underling, always an underling.
  一旦是下僚，永远都是一个下僚。
• Responsible for the assistance of draft out and prepare the all kinds of internal executive documents, then hand round to different department and underling enterprise after the leading signed the confirmation.
  协助起草公司各类内部行政文件，报经上级领导审阅签发后分送有关部门及下属企业落实与执行。
• Own the ability of management and guide of underling.
  拥有管理、培养、指导下属的能力；
• Discovery of such disruptions in the fine balance that normally exists between brain circuits underling reward, motivation, memory and cognitive control have important implications for designing multi-pronged therapies for treating addictive disorders.
  发现通常存在于负责奖赏、动机、记忆和认知控制的大脑回路的平衡被打破，对设计成瘾障碍多管齐下的治疗方案具有很大的意义。
• One such underling approached an associate of Mr. Bo shortly after a meeting in Dalian and begged the associate to give her a job.
  他的一个下属在大连的一个会议结束后，立刻找到薄的一个同事，请求他能给她提供一份工作。
• It is of great significance to accurately learn about the consumer behavior of university students at present, since the values is the underling factors influencing consumer behavior.
  准确把握当前大学生消费行为具有重要意义，而价值观是影响消费者行为的深层次因素。
• He seemed to be master, not underling, now.
  他现在显得像是个主人，不是个下属了。
• Rather than fire an underling, he carried the can himself.
  他没有解雇下属，而是自己担起了过错。
• 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。