apersonwhotrieshard topleaseothersinorderto get anadvantage
马屁精；卑躬屈膝的人；阿谀奉承的人
crawlernoun[C](INTERNET)
internet & telecomsspecialized(alsoweb crawler)
acomputerprogramthatautomaticallysearchesforinformationon the internet, usually inordertoindex(=list)internetcontent
网络爬虫（程序）
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Kerb-crawlers looking for a good time chatted up the attractive decoy and were promptly arrested.
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We know that kerb crawlers operate in certain fairly restricted areas.
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There, kerb crawlers do not kerb crawl, but pull up at a halt sign, where the girls congregate.
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We must ensure that the next bid is successful, so that we can re-establish the kerb crawlers rehabilitation programme.
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Any kerb crawlers who happen to read this debate should note that they may find a surprising letter on the breakfast table one morning.
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I believe that it is a problem of kerb crawlers.
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Over 400 kerb crawlers were cautioned and 17 were convicted.
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Frequently we do not even have kerbs, far less kerb crawlers.
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She will be giving great hope to women throughout the country who have undoubtedly, as she has said, suffered from the actions of kerb crawlers.
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The police continue to report kerb crawlers for summonses.
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Clause 1(3) would make life more difficult for kerb crawlers by proposing an increase in the maximum fine from the present £400 to £1,000.
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Although the traffic management scheme is good, it does not represent a solution as kerb crawlers still come back.
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Large tractors, including crawlers are of very considerable importance at the moment, and are being made in great numbers in this country.
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Youngsters are going home carrying empty hypodermics and girls of 15 are solicited by kerb crawlers.
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There is anxiety about kerb crawlers in my constituency, but there is also anxiety about the prosecution and persecution of innocent people.
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