名詞 flunky:

1. a male servant (especially a footman)
   同義詞：lackey, flunkey
2. a person of unquestioning obedience
   同義詞：flunkey, stooge, yes-man

flunky 也作 flun.key

n.（名詞）
【復(fù)數(shù)】 flun.kies 也作 flun.keys
A person of slavish or unquestioning obedience; a lackey.
象奴隸般的人：一個(gè)象奴隸一般順從或無條件服從的人；卑躬屈膝者
One who does menial or trivial work; a drudge.
作粗重工作的人：一個(gè)做體力勞動(dòng)或不重要工作的人；干重活的人
A liveried manservant.
穿制服的男仆

來源：
Scots
蘇格蘭語
perhaps from flanker [an attendant at one`s flank]
可能源自 flanker[某人身邊的侍從]

【引伸】
flun.kyism
n.（名詞）
<注釋>The wordflunky has come into Standard English from Scots, in which the word meant .liveried manservant, footman,.coming at least by the 9th century to be a term of contempt.The word is first recorded and defined in a work about Scots published in 782.The definition states that aflunky is .literally a sidesman or attendant at your flank,. which gives support to the suggestion thatflunky is a derivative and alteration of flanker, .one who stands at a person`s flank..
flunky 一詞從蘇格蘭演變?yōu)闃?biāo)準(zhǔn)英語。 蘇格蘭語中，該詞意思為.穿制服的男仆，腳夫，.至少在9世紀(jì)時(shí)變?yōu)楸硎久镆暤脑~語。該詞首先于782年的一本有關(guān)蘇格蘭的書中得到記載和定義。定義中說flunky 在.字面意思是身邊的人或身旁的隨從.， 該定義支持了有關(guān)flunky 是由 flanker 派生和演變而來的說法， 意思是.一個(gè)站在別人身邊的人.