flattery如何读

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flattery是什么意思

  • n.谄媚;阿谀;巴结

flattery自然拼读

flat·ter·y

flae t ri

flattery变形

复数:flatteries

flattery词根

词根:flatter

adj.

flattering 奉承的;谄媚的

n.

flatterer 奉承者;阿谀者;谄媚者

vt.

flatter 奉承;谄媚;使高兴

flattery英英释义

noun

the act or practice of flattering

She uses the art of flattery to her advantage.

something that flatters

A compliment is flattery …—Harry Shaw

obsolete a pleasing self-deception

flattery词源中文解释

14世纪早期,“不诚实的赞美,讨好的言辞”,源自古法语 flaterie “谄媚,讨好”(现代法语 flatterie),源自 flater “奉承”(见 flatter)。

flattery词源英文解释

see flatter >entry 1

The first known use of flattery was in the 14th century

flattery儿童词典英英释义

flatwarenoun

eating and serving utensils (as forks, spoons, and knives)

flatulencenoun

the presence of too much gas or air in the stomach or intestine

flattopnoun

aircraft carrier

flat1 of 4adjective

having a smooth level surface

flat ground

having a smooth even surface

spread out on or along a surface

was flat on the ground

having a broad smooth surface and little thickness

shoes with flat heels

absolute sense 3

a flat refusal

fixed sense 1b, unchanging

charge a flat rate

exact entry 2 sense 1

in two minutes flat

lacking in interest or flavor the stew tastes flat

a flat story

lacking bubbles or sparkle

flat ginger ale

lacking any rise or decline

sales were flat

being deflated—used of tires

lower than the true pitch

lower by a half step

tone of A flat

free from gloss

flat paint

flat2 of 4noun

a level surface of land : plain

a flat part or surface

a musical tone one half step lower than a specified tone

a character ♭ before a note indicating that it is to be a flat

a shallow box in which seedlings are started

a shoe or slipper having a flat heel or no heel

chiefly British an apartment on one floor

a deflated tire

flat3 of 4adverb

on or against a flat surface

lie flat

as much as possible : completely

was flat broke

below the true musical pitch

flat4 of 4verb

to lower in pitch especially by a half step

flat1 of 4adjective

having a smooth level surface

flat ground

having a smooth even surface

spread out on or along a surface

was flat on the ground

having a broad smooth surface and little thickness

shoes with flat heels

absolute sense 3

a flat refusal

fixed sense 1b, unchanging

charge a flat rate

exact entry 2 sense 1

in two minutes flat

lacking in interest or flavor the stew tastes flat

a flat story

lacking bubbles or sparkle

flat ginger ale

lacking any rise or decline

sales were flat

being deflated—used of tires

lower than the true pitch

lower by a half step

tone of A flat

free from gloss

flat paint

flat2 of 4noun

a level surface of land : plain

a flat part or surface

a musical tone one half step lower than a specified tone

a character ♭ before a note indicating that it is to be a flat

a shallow box in which seedlings are started

a shoe or slipper having a flat heel or no heel

chiefly British an apartment on one floor

a deflated tire

flat3 of 4adverb

on or against a flat surface

lie flat

as much as possible : completely

was flat broke

below the true musical pitch

flat4 of 4verb

to lower in pitch especially by a half step

flatterynoun

the act of flattering

praise that is excessive or not sincere

flattery 例句

1 A little flattery will fetch him.

稍一奉承他就软化了.

2 Flattery has turned his head.

奉承已使他头脑发昏.

3 Cut out the banana oil ; flattery will get you nowhere!

别花言巧语了, 吹捧 是不会使你捞到好处的!

4 Don't be afraid to use flattery to get what you want.

别怕用奉承的话来获得你想要的东西。

5 She was pleased by the flattery.

她听了这些奉承话而得意起来.

6 Though the entertainers are sometimes called kings, they are really courtiers, devoted to a highly specific form of flattery.

7 The host had a few questions he tried to hit, and he got there, but they were largely softballs; the order of the day was not incision but flattery.

8 Another day I praised her needlework, thinking that flattery would soften her.

9 The issue of street harassment has received wide attention recently, with men and women often disagreeing on what constitutes harassment versus harmless flattery in a public space.

10 I was really pleased when he said how well I'd done, because he isn't known for flattery.

听他说我做得这么好时,我很高兴, 因为他不是擅长恭维的人.

11 It seems that his flattery won't work this time.

看来他的阿谀奉承这次不能奏效了。

12 To Claudius and Gertrude, she offers fennel and columbines, which are said to symbolize flattery and infidelity, as well as the bitter herb rue, an abortifacient that signifies either repentance or disdain.

13 Billy's flattery coupled with her husband Ted's inability to be anyone but Ted really made this read the perfect prelude to this suggestive encounter.

14 Even surveillance brings with it the un­conscious flattery of being monitored.

15 Whether you find them attractive or not doesn't affect the fact of the flattery.

16 Makela has a broad imagination for sound, but he applies with it such lavish flattery for details that the results can be a little too impulsive, although never vain.

17 He used flattery: “I probably shouldn’t be saying this, but this is certainly as good a company as we’ve ever had.”

18 And yet, this is the ultimate form of respect to players such as James – imitation being the sincerest form of flattery.

19 E. Jean’s advice, though, centered on obsequious flattery: “Which ‘previous lovers’?” she suggested the wife respond.

20 Where they offer honesty, he prefers flattery and agreeableness.

flattery 同义词

7 奉承话

blandishment blarney

9 自欺欺人

self-deceive

flattery 短语相关

flattery will get you nowhere self-flattery

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