kowtow to



kowtow to someone or something

to grovel to someone or something. I won't kowtow to anyone! You don't expect me to go in there and kowtow to that committee, do you?

kowtow to

v.
To show someone or something excessive respect and obedience in order to gain or maintain favor: The peasants had to kowtow to the dictator. The staff kowtowed to every plan their boss proposed.

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
HanİFe-Turkish
Eben-English
Aylmer['eimə]
Bertrando-Italian
GraciaGRAH-thyah (Spanish), GRAH-syah (Latin American Spanish)Spanish
MikolÁŠ-Czech