to butter up, to schmooze
çekim: geçmiş schmierte Honig ums Maul · ortaç Honig ums Maul geschmiert · şimdiki schmiert Honig ums Maul · ulaç Honig ums Maul schmierend
köken: Literally, “smear honey around the mouth”.
to butter up, to soft-soap
eş: amignonner, cirer les pompes, passer la brosse à reluire, flatter dans le sens du poil
köken: Literally, “to stroke in the direction of the fur”.
to cover with syrup · to sweeten up
çekim: geçmiş almibaré · ortaç almibarado · şimdiki almibara
eş: endulzar
köken: From almíbar + -ar.
aile: almibarado
to flatter
çekim: geçmiş lusingàto · ortaç lusingàto · şimdiki lusìnga · ulaç lusingànte
eş: affascinare, adescare, allettare, ammaliare, attirare, illudere
köken: From lusinga (“flattery”) + -are.
to flatter, to adulate · to flatter, to please
çekim: geçmiş льсти́вший · ortaç льсти́вший · şimdiki льсти́т · ulaç льстя́щий
köken: Inherited from Old East Slavic льстити (lĭstiti) (also лестити (lestiti)), from Proto-Slavic *lьstiti, derived as if from *lьstь (whence лесть (lestʹ)) + -ить (-itʹ).
aile: льсти́ться, зальсти́ть, обольсти́ть, обольща́ть, обольсти́ться, обольща́ться, подольсти́ться, подольща́ться, польсти́ть, польсти́ться
🔊 льстить себя́
🔊 льстить себя́ наде́ждой
🔊 да́нная фотогра́фия вам не льстит
to smile
çekim: geçmiş لبخند زد · ortaç لبخند زده · şimdiki لبخند میزند · ulaç لبخند زننده
smile
çekim: çoğul gülümsəmələr · tamlayan gülümsəmənin
köken: Deverbal noun from gülümsəmək, gülümsə + -mə.
laughter · smile · laughing stock
eş: кекесін, келеке, келемеж, мазақ, мысқыл, сайқымазақ
köken: Derived from Proto-Common Turkic *külgü. See Azerbaijani gülgü for more.
smile
çekim: çoğul تەبەسسۈملەر
köken: From Arabic تَبَسُّم (tabassum).
to smile
köken: Cognate with Kazakh жымию (jymiü), Kyrgyz жылмай- (jılmay-), Uzbek jilmaymoq (“to smile”).
smile
çekim: çoğul glimlachen
köken: From glimmen (“to glow; shine”) + lach, perhaps euphemistically remodelling an older form, grimlach, which carried a somewhat negative connotation.
to flatter, fawn · to adulate
çekim: geçmiş bajulei · ortaç bajulado · şimdiki bajula
eş: adular
köken: From Latin baiulāre (“to carry a burden”) or perhaps from Arabic بَجُلَ (bajula, “to be worshipped”).
aile: bajulação, bajulador
smile
köken: Borrowed from English smile.
to smile
eş: 瞇瞇笑, 眯眯笑, 麻文笑, 麻微笑, 文文仔笑, 麻微仔笑
aile: 微笑服務, 微笑服务
a (bright) smile
eş: 웃음, 극소, 작다
köken: Sino-Korean word from 微笑.
aile: 미소(微笑)하다
🔊 미소를 짓다／띠다
to smile · to grin (when more or less interchangeable with smile – for example of a more "genuine" or "beautiful" grin – compare flina and flin) · to laugh
çekim: geçmiş log · ortaç leende · ulaç leende
köken: From Old Swedish lēia, lea, from Old Norse hlæja (“to laugh”), from Proto-Germanic *hlahjaną.
aile: småle
🔊 Hon log brett
🔊 Hon log sarkastiskt
🔊 Han log från ena örat till det andra
to butter up, to toot someone's horn (to flatter in an attempt to please)
köken: Literally, “to win over [someone's] drum”.
smile
çekim: çoğul तबस्सुमों
köken: Borrowed from Classical Persian تبسم (tabassum), from Arabic تَبَسُّم (tabassum, “smile”). Cognate with Bengali তাবাসসুম (tabaśośum).
smile
çekim: çoğul hymyt · tamlayan hymyn
köken: Sound-symbolic, according to SSA; originally imitative of the short humming sound associated with smiling; compare hymähtää, hymistä.
aile: hymiö, hymyillä, hymytä, dollarihymy, hymyhuulin, hymykuoppa, hymylihas, hymynaama, hymynhäive, hymynhäivä
to soft-soap somebody, to butter someone up
köken: Literally, “spread honey around someone's mouth”.
🔊 „Nedělej to.“ „Co?“ „Nemaž mi med kolem huby, neříkej tyhle drobné lichotky. Takhle to dělávala máma s tátou.“
to smile
çekim: geçmiş surâs · ortaç surâs · şimdiki să surâdă
köken: Borrowed from French sourire, modeled after the (related) native Romanian râde (“laugh”).