slavish 是什么意思

	adj. 1.奴隶(一样)的；奴性的，卑屈的。 2.无独创性的；盲从的，模仿的。短语和例子 a slavish flatterer 卑躬屈节地奉承者。 adv. -ly ,-ness n.

	abjectly submissive; characteristic of a slave or servant; "slavish devotion to her job ruled her life"; "a slavish yes-man to the party bosses"- S.H.Adams; "she has become submissive and subservient" 同义词：subservient, submissive,
	blindly imitative; "a slavish copy of the original"

	1.	He was no slavish admirer of logic . 他不盲目崇拜逻辑。
	2.	She hung upon him with a slavish dependence . 她守着他，就象驯服的奴隶一样依附于他。
	3.	Their lives seemed to me so petty, so slavish . 他们的生活在我看来是那样卑微，那么俗气。
	4.	What excuse have you to make for your slavish punctuality ? 对于你这种死板地遵守时间的行为，你还能提出什么辩解吗？
	5.	It was essential that the europeans break away from slavish adherence to authority . 欧洲人必须摆脱对权威的俯首听命。
	6.	Slavish obedience is the only safe course, though it taxes one's sanity . 奴隶般的服从是唯一可靠的办法，虽然这样做使人倍受压抑。
	7.	Slavish imitation of the physical sciences is a mistake in the study of humans and society . 在对人和社会的研究中，机械地模仿自然科学是错误的。
	8.	His style is a slavish imitation of his teacher ' s 他一味模仿教师的风格，毫无创意。
	9.	Their slavish devotion to the leader is unhealthy 他们对领导的盲目崇拜是不健康的。
	10.	And their slavish devotion to their senses , 和对感官享受的盲目追求而著称

slavish是什么意思