ingratiatory 的定义
in·gra·ti·at·ed, in·gra·ti·at·ing.
- to establish in the favor or good graces of someone, especially by deliberate effort: He ingratiated himself with all the guests.She ingratiated her colleagues with her well-researched project proposal.
ingratiatory 近义词
insinuating
更多ingratiatory例句
- Whatever his background, Peltz allegedly managed to ingratiate himself with Hammond, who started at Bloomberg in 2015.
- I attempted to ingratiate myself, politely stood up to her and let the tears fall as she insulted me.
- Perhaps he hopes to ingratiate himself with the Taliban as US and Western influence wanes.
- What motivated that leak though was a need to ingratiate himself to the people of Hong Kong and China.
- They ingratiate themselves with the Nationalists instead of supporting their own.
- “We tried incredibly hard to ingratiate ourselves to Sarah Palin and her family,” said Broomfield in an interview.
- Patricia Kluge tried to ingratiate herself with her neighbor the queen, but was continually snubbed.
- De Luynes presented her at court with instructions to ingratiate herself with the queen—Anne of Austria—and the king.
- I did my utmost to ingratiate myself with her, for I knew that if any one could obtain the information I required she would do so.
- In my opinion, you came simply to ingratiate yourself with Mr. Murray, and your conduct to-day has proved it.
- He would show an interest in the family and ingratiate himself in that way; he would be asking after the children next.
- He felt that he was taking an unreasoning dislike for the apologising Thomas, so anxious to ingratiate himself.