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1 jds. Zuneigung gewinnen
1. to endear oneself to sb.2. to win sb.'s affections -
2 beliebt
- {favourite} được mến chuộng, được ưa thích - {popular} nhân dân, của nhân dân, do nhân dân, bình dân, có tính chất đại chúng, hợp với nhân dân, hợp với trình độ nhân dân, phổ cập, được lòng dân, được nhân dân yêu mến, được mọi người ưa thích - phổ biến, nổi tiếng = sehr beliebt {in full vogue}+ = beliebt machen {to ingratiate}+ = sehr beliebt sein {to be craze}+ = sich beliebt machen [bei] {to endear oneself [to]}+ = er macht sich beliebt [bei] {he makes himself liked [with]}+ -
3 einschmeicheln
v/refl (trennb., hat -ge-): sich bei jemandem einschmeicheln play up to s.o., ingratiate o.s. with s.o., butter s.o. up umg.* * *to ingratiate;sich einschmeichelnto applepolish; to endear* * *ein|schmei|chelnvr sepsich bei jdm éínschmeicheln — to ingratiate oneself with sb, to insinuate oneself into sb's good graces
éínschmeichelnde Musik — enticing music
éínschmeichelnde Stimme — silky voice
* * *ein|schmei·chelnvr (sich durch Schmeicheln beliebt machen)▪ sich akk [bei jdm] \einschmeicheln to ingratiate oneself [with sb], to curry favour [or AM -or] [with sb], to butter sb up fam* * *reflexives Verb ingratiate oneself ( bei with)* * *einschmeicheln v/r (trennb, hat -ge-):sich bei jemandem einschmeicheln play up to sb, ingratiate o.s. with sb, butter sb up umg* * *reflexives Verb ingratiate oneself ( bei with)* * *v.to ingratiate v.
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