ingratiating

• 形容试图讨好或博取他人欢心，常带有过分或奉承的意味，有时含贬义。

Describes behavior that tries to win approval or favor, often excessively or in a flattering manner, sometimes with a negative connotation.

1. C1formal

   Capable of winning favor or approval through charm or effort.

   讨人喜欢的

   • Her ingratiating smile made everyone feel welcome.
   • He had an ingratiating manner that quickly won over the clients.
   • The new employee's ingratiating attitude helped him fit in.

   同义词charmingdisarmingflatteringingratiatoryobsequioussmooth-tonguedsycophanticwheedlingwinning

   反义词displeasingoffensiverepellentunpleasant

2. Calculated to pleaseC1formal

   Deliberately designed to gain favor or approval, often in a way that seems insincere.

   讨好的

   • His ingratiating compliments felt forced and unnatural.
   • She used ingratiating language to flatter the boss.
   • The politician's ingratiating speech was clearly aimed at winning votes.

   同义词bootlickingcringingfawningflatteringobsequiousservilesycophantic

   反义词oilysmoothunctuous

• 动词，指通过奉承或刻意讨好来赢得他人的好感，通常含有不真诚的意味。

A verb used to describe the act of bringing oneself into favor with someone by flattery or deliberate effort, often implying insincerity.

1. Gain favor through flatteryC1formal

   To bring oneself into favor with someone by actions or words that are designed to please them, often in a calculated way.

   讨好

   • He tried to ingratiate himself with the boss by complimenting her constantly.
   • She ingratiated herself with the committee by volunteering for every task.
   • The politician attempted to ingratiate himself with the local community.

   同义词blandishbrown-nosebutter upcajolecurry favorfawnflattergrovelsuck upsweet-talktoadywheedle

   反义词alienateoffendrepel