一条唯自己马首是瞻的狗
“A lackey who only takes orders”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
一条唯 自己 马首是瞻 的狗
“A lackey who only takes orders”
连续两次违逆自己的主人
“betrayed his master twice in a row.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In Chinese hierarchy, referring to a follower as a 'dog' underscores total subjugation; defiance from such a follower is viewed as an unforgivable breach of feudal loyalty.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to follow someone's lead unconditionally; to dance to someone's tune
A classical idiom used to describe absolute obedience and loyalty to a leader or patron.