yes-man in Vietnamese
@yes-man /'jesmæn/
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- (thông tục) người cái gì cũng ừ, người ba phải
Sentence patterns related to "yes-man"
1. He is a yes-man.
2. I'm told he's only a yes-man.
3. Oh , yes , man , the latest of the ephemera.
4. Don't ask for his ideas. He is a yes-man.
5. A yes man often comes off as insincere and sleazy.
6. He be a yes-man to laugh, heh heh, heh heh.
7. I'm not staying as a paid lackey to act as your yes-man.
8. Third category called" little wife" middle, be a yes-man, like a doormat.
9. I don't believe that you'll ever be able to peeve the "yes-man."
10. Because Arnold is a yes-man. He agrees with everything the boss says!
11. A company shall be careful not to have many yes-man in their organization.
12. Looking for a warning sign that you're a boss with a yes-man problem?
13. The critics saw a "yes-man", a person who would simply execute Berlusconi's wishes.
14. He's useless at his job and only got promoted because he's a yes-man.
15. I don't want a yes-man. I want someone who'll tell me the truth.
16. If you have a yes-man working for you, one of you is redundant.
17. At present, what we want is a strong, independent leader, not a bunch of yes-man.
18. How can anyone imagine that my husband is a yes-man who lets himself be influenced!
19. It's no good applying for a job with him unless you're happy being a yes-man.
20. It's all too easy to fall into a yes-man culture, especially when workers feel insecure about their jobs.
21. China has had their own opinions on many matters of world security affairs and as such, can be seen to be much less of a USA yes-man than Japan is.
22. When you are you looking so bleary eyed with a suit and across slowly the entire office, you must leave the bad impression to the boss, not wake up, do ignored others or be a yes-man .
23. Approval amen corner A coterie of fervent believers or ardent followers, so-called from the place in a church, usually near the pulpit, occupied by those who lead the responsive “amens.” A person in the amen corner is, figuratively speaking, a disciple or devotee; often a yes-man or sycophantic toady.