English - Turkish
Definition of ingratiate in English Turkish dictionary
- {f} gözüne girmek
- ingratiate oneself with a person yağcılık yaparcasına birisine sokulmak
- sevgisini kazanmak
- yağcılık etmek
- -e yağ çekmek
- sevdir
- {f} sevdirmek
- ingratiate oneself with sb
- yağcılık etmek
- ingratiate oneself with sb
- -e yağ çekmek
- ingratiate o.s. with s.o
- birinin gözüne girmek; birinin gözüne girmeye çalışmak
- ingratiate o.s. with
- birinin gözüne girmek; birinin gözüne girmeye çalışmak
- ingratiate oneself with
- kendini sevdirmeye çalışmak
- ingratiate oneself with
- gözüne girmeğe çalışmak
- ingratiating
- yapmacık
- ingratiating
- sevdir
- ingratiating
- (sıfat) sokulgan
- ingratiating
- sevdiren
- ingratiating
- {s} sokulgan
Sokulgan davranış gerçekten can sıkıcı olabilir.
-Ingratiating behaviour can be really annoying.
- ingratiation
- zorla yardım alma
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English - English
Definition of ingratiate in English English dictionary
- to bring oneself into favour with someone by flattering or trying to please them
The court jester isn't exactly ingratiating himself to the king, with his insults.
- to win confidence or good graces for oneself
- gain favor with somebody by deliberate efforts
- Bring oneself into favour with someone by flattering or trying to please them
- {f} act in a pleasant and agreeable manner; deliberately attempt to gain favor
- To introduce or commend to the favor of another; to bring into favor; to insinuate; used reflexively, and followed by with before the person whose favor is sought
- disapproval If someone tries to ingratiate themselves with you, they do things to try and make you like them. Many politicians are trying to ingratiate themselves with her. ingratiate yourself (with sb) to try very hard to get someone's approval - used to show disapproval (gratia )
- To recommend; to render easy or agreeable; followed by to
- To gain favor
- ingratiating
- Which ingratiates; which attempts to bring oneself into the favour of another. The implication is often of flattery or insincerity
That was an ingratiating smile.
- ıngratiate
- {v} to get into or curry favor
- To ingratiate
- ingrace
- ingratiated
- past of ingratiate
- ingratiates
- third-person singular of ingratiate
- ingratiating
- calculated to please or gain favor; "a smooth ingratiating manner"
- ingratiating
- present participle of ingratiate
- ingratiating
- disapproval If you describe someone or their behaviour as ingratiating, you mean that they try to make people like them. He said this with an ingratiating smile. trying too hard to get someone's approval - used to show disapproval
- ingratiating
- capable of winning favor; "with open arms and an ingratiating smile"
- ingratiating
- capable of winning favor; "with open arms and an ingratiating smile
- ingratiating
- {s} unctuous; pleasing
- ingratiatingly
- In an ingratiating manner
- ingratiatingly
- in a flattering and ingratiating manner; "she behaves ingratiatingly toward her boss"
- ingratiatingly
- in a flattering and ingratiating manner; "she behaves ingratiatingly toward her boss
- ingratiatingly
- in a pleasingly ingratiating manner; "she smiled ingratiatingly"
- ingratiatingly
- in an agreeable manner, in a pleasing manner; obsequiously, sycophantically
- ingratiation
- {i} act or process of deliberately attempting to gain favor
- ingratiation
- the state of being ingratiated
- ingratiation
- the act of gaining acceptance or affection for yourself by persuasive and subtle blandishments; "she refused to use insinuation in order to gain favor
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ingratiate
Hyphenation
in·gra·ti·ateTurkish pronunciation
înggreyşieytSynonyms
attract, blandish, brownnose, captivate, charm, crawl, flatter, get in with, grovel, hand a line, insinuate oneself, kowtow, play up to, seek favor, trucklePronunciation
/əɴɢˈgrāsʜēˌāt/ /ɪŋˈɡreɪʃiːˌeɪt/
Etymology
() First attested in 1622. From Italian ingraziare, which from ingratiare, which from in gratia, which from Latin in grātiam (into favour), which from grātus.Resimler
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