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humoring

/ˈhjuː.mər.ɪŋ/

Traducción: Acción de complacer o consentir a alguien satisfaciendo sus deseos, caprichos o antojos, a menudo de manera tolerante o indulgente., Verbo que significa complacer o ceder a los caprichos, deseos o estados de ánimo de alguien, a menudo para mantenerlo contento o evitar conflictos.

2 entradas

noun

/ˈhjuː.mər.ɪŋ/B2formalamerican
  • esAcción de complacer o consentir a alguien satisfaciendo sus deseos, caprichos o antojos, a menudo de manera tolerante o indulgente.

The act of indulging or gratifying a desire, whim, or fancy.

incontable

  1. Indulgence or GratificationC1formal

    The act of indulging or gratifying a desire, whim, or mood, often to keep someone calm or satisfied.

    esComplacencia o gratificación

    • His constant humoring of her whims exhausted the staff.
    • The humoring of the child's demands only made him more difficult.
    • She saw his humoring of the client as a necessary part of the job.

    Sinónimosaccommodationappeasementgratificationindulgencepampering

    Antónimosdenialdisappointmentfrustrationopposition

verb

humor/ˈhjuː.mər/C1formal
  • esVerbo que significa complacer o ceder a los caprichos, deseos o estados de ánimo de alguien, a menudo para mantenerlo contento o evitar conflictos.

A verb meaning to comply with or indulge someone's mood, wishes, or whims, often to keep them content or avoid conflict.

  1. Indulge or accommodateB2formal

    To comply with someone's wishes or mood, especially to keep them happy or calm.

    escomplacer a alguien

    • She humored her grandmother by listening to the same story again.
    • He humored the child's request for a bedtime story.
    • The manager humored the client's unusual demands to avoid conflict.

    Sinónimosaccommodateappeasegratifyindulgeplacate

    Antónimosannoycrossdispleaseirritatevex

Formas
  • humored past participle
  • humoured past participle
  • humored past simple
  • humoured past simple
  • humoring present participle
  • humouring present participle
  • humors third person singular
  • humours third person singular