spoon-fed
基本解释
- adj.用匙喂的；被過分寵壞的；受填鴨式教育的
英汉例句
- But Republicans have spoon-fed their allies in the firefighters and the police.
但共和黨也對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.
如今的社會充斥著一種對知識的厭惡和懷疑論，然而在過去，人們毫不猶豫地汲取知識。 - 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.
他們也不用麪對麪紅耳赤的新聞編輯的咆哮，質問他們爲何那家對公關公司更爲友善的競爭報紙能得到惠顧獲取新聞，而他們卻得不到同樣的消息。 - The days of being spoon-fed by TV execs, who live and die on Nielsen ratings, are numbered.
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