| 单词 | flatter |
| 释义 | flatterflattersflatteredflatteringflatterflatter /ˈflætə $ -ər/ verb [transitive]1to say nice things about someone or show that you admire them, sometimes when you do not really mean it: He flattered her, saying how nice she looked.flattersaylook他奉承她﹐说她看上去有多漂亮。2be/feel flattered to feel pleased because someone has shown that they like or admire you: When they asked me to come, I felt flattered.askfeelflatter他们邀请我去﹐我觉得很荣幸。3to make someone look as attractive as they can: That dress flatters your figure.flatter那件连衣裙很显你的身材。4flatter yourself to believe that your abilities or achievements are better than they really areflatter yourself thatShe flatters herself that she could have been a model.flattercanbe她自以为原本可以当上模特儿的。—flattererflatterersflatterer noun [countable]—flatteringflattering adjective: a flattering photographflatter一张比本人漂亮的照片THESAURUS: flatterpraise to say that you admire someone or something they have done, especially publicly: The critics praised the film.criticpraiseHis boss praised him for the way he handled the situation.praisehandlecongratulate to tell someone that you think it is good that they have achieved something: I want to congratulate you on your exam results.resultcompliment to say to someone that you like how they look, or something they have done: Everyone complimented her on her new dress.complimentMark complimented Gerry on his speech.complimentflatter to praise someone in order to please them or get something from them, although you do not mean it: I’ll try flattering him a bit – that will probably work.flatterbiteYou’re just flattering me!flatter |
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