pandering

英 [ˈpændərɪŋ]

美 [ˈpændərɪŋ]

v.  (常指为谋私利而)迎合
pander的现在分词

现在分词：pandering　

COCA.33817

柯林斯词典

• VERB （常指为谋私利而）迎合
  If youpander tosomeone ortotheir wishes, you do everything that they want, often to get some advantage for yourself.
  1. He has offended the party's traditional base by pandering to the rich and the middle classes.
     他逢迎富人和中产阶级，得罪了该党的传统支持者。
  2. ...books which don't pander to popular taste.
     不迎合大众口味的书

双语例句

• Draping an arm around a colleague is rarely appropriate and can create an image of pandering.
  把手搭在同事的肩膀上是不太适当的举动，有可能令人觉得虚伪或过分亲密。
• Any sense that she is pandering to one slice of the electorate even if it makes up more than half of it could backfire.
  如果她让人有任何她在迎合某一部分选民的感觉，即使这部分人构成总选民半数以上，都可能会产生反作用。
• Bob hopes to gain her favour by pandering to her desire for continuous praise.
  鲍勃希望利用她喜欢受人不断赞美的弱点博得她的好感。
• He doesn't believe in bashing exiled writers for pandering to Western tastes& an accusation that some have made about him as well.
  余华不想抨击流亡作家，说他们是在迎合西方趣味&有些人已经对他做出了这样的指责。
• There is no point in pandering to outworn superstition.
  迎合陈腐的迷信是毫无道理的。
• And Australians should observe with no pride the disgraceful pandering to these sentiments by Julia Gillard and her government.
  而澳大利亚的人民最应感到耻辱的，乃是茱莉亚·吉拉德与其政府对上述这些观点的无耻迎合。
• The speech was just pandering to racial prejudice.
  这篇讲话简直是纵容种族偏见。
• But while pandering to popular nationalism at home, they remain aware of China's limitations.
  但在迎合国内流行的民族主义的同时，他们仍然意识到了中国的局限。
• Republicans accused the president of engaging in the politics of class war and pandering to his base.
  共和党人职责奥巴马总统参与阶级斗争迎合他的选民。
• In the past ten years, he became wellknown for pandering to any man who needed a woman.
  在过去的十年中，他以给人拉皮条而闻名。