spoon-fed

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• But Republicans have spoon-fed their allies in the firefighters and the police.
  但共和黨也對(duì)其消防員和警察同盟畢恭畢敬。
• In our society there is an undercurrent of skepticism and aversion toward knowledge, which in the old days was spoon-fed with little room left for questioning.
  如今的社會(huì)充斥著一種對(duì)知識(shí)的厭惡和懷疑論，然而在過(guò)去，人們毫不猶豫地汲取知識(shí)。
• and they don't have to deal with a growling, red-faced news editor demanding to know why they didn't get a story that had been spoon-fed to a rival, more PR-friendly paper.
  他們也不用面對(duì)面紅耳赤的新聞編輯的咆哮，質(zhì)問(wèn)他們?yōu)楹文羌覍?duì)公關(guān)公司更為友善的競(jìng)爭(zhēng)報(bào)紙能得到惠顧獲取新聞，而他們卻得不到同樣的消息。

權(quán)威例句

• The days of being spoon-fed by TV execs, who live and die on Nielsen ratings, are numbered.
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• Also, pay attention, because there are multiple endings and you are not spoon-fed the route to the best outcome.
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• For far too long, workers have relied upon spoon-fed retirement industry advice which aided and abetted employer fleecing of plans.
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