court favour
/kɔːrt ˈfeɪvər/Tradução: Tentar conquistar a aprovação, o apoio ou a simpatia de alguém por meio de bajulação, atenção ou favores, muitas vezes visando benefício próprio.
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/kɔːrt ˈfeɪvər/
Пытаться завоевать чье-либо одобрение, поддержку или расположение с помощью лести, внимания или полезных действий, часто ради личной выгоды.
Intentar ganarse la aprobación, el apoyo o el favor de alguien mediante halagos, atención o acciones útiles, a menudo por interés personal.
Chercher à gagner l'approbation, le soutien ou les faveurs de quelqu'un par la flatterie, l'attention ou des services rendus, souvent par intérêt personnel.
Sich durch Schmeichelei, Aufmerksamkeit oder gefällige Handlungen um die Gunst einer Person bemühen, oft aus Eigennutz. Auch allgemein: jemandes Wohlwollen oder Zustimmung zu gewinnen suchen.
Tentar conquistar a aprovação, o apoio ou a simpatia de alguém por meio de bajulação, atenção ou favores, muitas vezes visando benefício próprio.
用奉承、殷勤或讨好行为来博取某人的欢心、支持或好感，通常是为了个人利益。
محاولة كسب رضا شخص ما أو تأييده أو وده عبر التملق أو الاهتمام أو تقديم خدمات نافعة، غالبًا لتحقيق مصلحة شخصية.
To try to gain someone's approval, support, or goodwill through flattery, attention, or helpful actions, often for personal advantage.
Seek approval or supportC1formal
To try to gain someone's approval, support, or goodwill, often through flattery or strategic actions.
Добиваться расположенияbuscar el favorChercher les faveursSich Gunst verschaffenBuscar aprovação讨好التودد- The politician tried to court favour with the local community by attending their events.
- He courted favour with his boss by taking on extra projects.
- The young artist courted favour with the gallery owner by praising his collection.