Definition of ingratiating in English:

ingratiating

adjectiveɪnˈɡreɪʃɪeɪtɪŋɪnˈɡreɪʃiˌeɪdɪŋ

Intended to gain approval or favour; sycophantic.
讨好的，迎合的，奉承的
an ingratiating manner
讨好的态度。
Example sentencesExamples
- He was pleasant enough, forty-ish, with a soft voice, slightly ingratiating smile, an expression that suggested he expected life to hurt him.
- I was hopelessly early, the show was a benefit gig for the Teenage Cancer Trust and after a few minutes of conversation with an ingratiating steward it became painfully clear that she thought I was a patient.
- He is outgoing, with the ingratiating manner of one destined for politics.
- So, you know, sometimes these men are very ingratiating and very charming and very lovable, and nobody is all bad or all good.
- His own brief career as a sex offender followed the same quiet, obsequious, ingratiating style, and he inflicted no physical violence on the boys involved.
- And that's an enormously ingratiating quality in any leader.
- The officials say the most effective interrogation method involves a mix of psychological disorientation, physical deprivation, and ingratiating acts, all of which can take weeks or months.
- But they do: the man with the ingratiating smile and the fawning manner becomes an axe-wielding, torch-burning murderer.
- Bribes become a feature of everyday life for ordinary people, a means of ingratiating as much as an exchange at the margin.
- North Carolina's John Edwards boasts the Southern pedigree and ingratiating charm to match the president in the likeability sweepstakes.
- He gave an ingratiating smile, hoping to catch Peter's fancy.
- Nevertheless, the ingratiating neoclassical idiom to one side, all of the works on this CD have the characteristic busy-ness and polish of any of Carter's works, whatever the period.
- It is not surprising that such high-ranking courtiers ended up on the receiving end, rounding out their incomes with ingratiating tips and gifts.
- Instead, with an ingratiating directness, he allows the audience to share a hardworking, yet playful, day in the lives of a group of Cuban peasants.
- ‘Don't struggle, my dear girl,’ came his ingratiating voice.
- Nor did he have an ingratiating, slimy, or arrogant manner.
- He needs to communicate authority and intimacy, to mix seriousness with an ingratiating humor; he wants to be respected and liked.
- I don't want to win the support of the Conservative group in the parliament in a wheedling, ingratiating or deal-making way, but because my colleagues acknowledge that I'm the best to lead that group.
- ‘Sorry to hurt your feelings,’ he shot back with an ingratiating smirk.
- Barney turned toward me with an ingratiating grin.
Synonyms
sycophantic, toadying, fawning, crawling, creeping, unctuous, obsequious, servile, submissive, Uriah Heepish
flattering, insincere
smooth, smooth-talking, smooth-tongued, honey-tongued, silver-tongued, slick, slippery
cloying, nauseating, sickening, greasy, oily, saccharine
wheedling, cajoling
informal smarmy, slimy, creepy, sucky, bootlicking
North American informal brown-nosing

Derivatives

ingratiatingly

adverb

Seeing my annoyance, she smiled uneasily under her mask and wiggled her fingers ingratiatingly over at me.
Example sentencesExamples
- The man behind the desk smiled ingratiatingly and raised his eyebrows for my request.
- Jane, the heroine, devises a theory that is marketed to the viewer as revolutionary, when it is quite a stretch to describe it as more than ingratiatingly goofy.
- Hugh is always ingratiatingly Hugh, but I imagine that Daniel disappears into each role and doesn't give a damn whether you like him or not.
- Who would not prefer a youngster to an adult who smiles ingratiatingly at you and then promptly turns to another customer?

Definition of ingratiating in US English:

ingratiating

adjectiveinˈɡrāSHēˌādiNGɪnˈɡreɪʃiˌeɪdɪŋ

Intended to gain approval or favor; sycophantic.
讨好的，迎合的，奉承的
an ingratiating manner
讨好的态度。
Example sentencesExamples
- I was hopelessly early, the show was a benefit gig for the Teenage Cancer Trust and after a few minutes of conversation with an ingratiating steward it became painfully clear that she thought I was a patient.
- The officials say the most effective interrogation method involves a mix of psychological disorientation, physical deprivation, and ingratiating acts, all of which can take weeks or months.
- He was pleasant enough, forty-ish, with a soft voice, slightly ingratiating smile, an expression that suggested he expected life to hurt him.
- Bribes become a feature of everyday life for ordinary people, a means of ingratiating as much as an exchange at the margin.
- ‘Sorry to hurt your feelings,’ he shot back with an ingratiating smirk.
- He is outgoing, with the ingratiating manner of one destined for politics.
- And that's an enormously ingratiating quality in any leader.
- Barney turned toward me with an ingratiating grin.
- But they do: the man with the ingratiating smile and the fawning manner becomes an axe-wielding, torch-burning murderer.
- He needs to communicate authority and intimacy, to mix seriousness with an ingratiating humor; he wants to be respected and liked.
- So, you know, sometimes these men are very ingratiating and very charming and very lovable, and nobody is all bad or all good.
- It is not surprising that such high-ranking courtiers ended up on the receiving end, rounding out their incomes with ingratiating tips and gifts.
- I don't want to win the support of the Conservative group in the parliament in a wheedling, ingratiating or deal-making way, but because my colleagues acknowledge that I'm the best to lead that group.
- North Carolina's John Edwards boasts the Southern pedigree and ingratiating charm to match the president in the likeability sweepstakes.
- His own brief career as a sex offender followed the same quiet, obsequious, ingratiating style, and he inflicted no physical violence on the boys involved.
- ‘Don't struggle, my dear girl,’ came his ingratiating voice.
- Instead, with an ingratiating directness, he allows the audience to share a hardworking, yet playful, day in the lives of a group of Cuban peasants.
- He gave an ingratiating smile, hoping to catch Peter's fancy.
- Nevertheless, the ingratiating neoclassical idiom to one side, all of the works on this CD have the characteristic busy-ness and polish of any of Carter's works, whatever the period.
- Nor did he have an ingratiating, slimy, or arrogant manner.
Synonyms
sycophantic, toadying, fawning, crawling, creeping, unctuous, obsequious, servile, submissive, uriah heepish

词汇	ingratiating
释义	Definition of ingratiating in English: ingratiating adjectiveɪnˈɡreɪʃɪeɪtɪŋɪnˈɡreɪʃiˌeɪdɪŋ Intended to gain approval or favour; sycophantic. 讨好的，迎合的，奉承的 an ingratiating manner 讨好的态度。 Example sentencesExamples He was pleasant enough, forty-ish, with a soft voice, slightly ingratiating smile, an expression that suggested he expected life to hurt him. I was hopelessly early, the show was a benefit gig for the Teenage Cancer Trust and after a few minutes of conversation with an ingratiating steward it became painfully clear that she thought I was a patient. He is outgoing, with the ingratiating manner of one destined for politics. So, you know, sometimes these men are very ingratiating and very charming and very lovable, and nobody is all bad or all good. His own brief career as a sex offender followed the same quiet, obsequious, ingratiating style, and he inflicted no physical violence on the boys involved. And that's an enormously ingratiating quality in any leader. The officials say the most effective interrogation method involves a mix of psychological disorientation, physical deprivation, and ingratiating acts, all of which can take weeks or months. But they do: the man with the ingratiating smile and the fawning manner becomes an axe-wielding, torch-burning murderer. Bribes become a feature of everyday life for ordinary people, a means of ingratiating as much as an exchange at the margin. North Carolina's John Edwards boasts the Southern pedigree and ingratiating charm to match the president in the likeability sweepstakes. He gave an ingratiating smile, hoping to catch Peter's fancy. Nevertheless, the ingratiating neoclassical idiom to one side, all of the works on this CD have the characteristic busy-ness and polish of any of Carter's works, whatever the period. It is not surprising that such high-ranking courtiers ended up on the receiving end, rounding out their incomes with ingratiating tips and gifts. Instead, with an ingratiating directness, he allows the audience to share a hardworking, yet playful, day in the lives of a group of Cuban peasants. ‘Don't struggle, my dear girl,’ came his ingratiating voice. Nor did he have an ingratiating, slimy, or arrogant manner. He needs to communicate authority and intimacy, to mix seriousness with an ingratiating humor; he wants to be respected and liked. I don't want to win the support of the Conservative group in the parliament in a wheedling, ingratiating or deal-making way, but because my colleagues acknowledge that I'm the best to lead that group. ‘Sorry to hurt your feelings,’ he shot back with an ingratiating smirk. Barney turned toward me with an ingratiating grin. Synonyms sycophantic, toadying, fawning, crawling, creeping, unctuous, obsequious, servile, submissive, Uriah Heepish flattering, insincere smooth, smooth-talking, smooth-tongued, honey-tongued, silver-tongued, slick, slippery cloying, nauseating, sickening, greasy, oily, saccharine wheedling, cajoling informal smarmy, slimy, creepy, sucky, bootlicking North American informal brown-nosing Derivatives ingratiatingly adverb Seeing my annoyance, she smiled uneasily under her mask and wiggled her fingers ingratiatingly over at me. Example sentencesExamples The man behind the desk smiled ingratiatingly and raised his eyebrows for my request. Jane, the heroine, devises a theory that is marketed to the viewer as revolutionary, when it is quite a stretch to describe it as more than ingratiatingly goofy. Hugh is always ingratiatingly Hugh, but I imagine that Daniel disappears into each role and doesn't give a damn whether you like him or not. Who would not prefer a youngster to an adult who smiles ingratiatingly at you and then promptly turns to another customer? Definition of ingratiating in US English: ingratiating adjectiveinˈɡrāSHēˌādiNGɪnˈɡreɪʃiˌeɪdɪŋ Intended to gain approval or favor; sycophantic. 讨好的，迎合的，奉承的 an ingratiating manner 讨好的态度。 Example sentencesExamples I was hopelessly early, the show was a benefit gig for the Teenage Cancer Trust and after a few minutes of conversation with an ingratiating steward it became painfully clear that she thought I was a patient. The officials say the most effective interrogation method involves a mix of psychological disorientation, physical deprivation, and ingratiating acts, all of which can take weeks or months. He was pleasant enough, forty-ish, with a soft voice, slightly ingratiating smile, an expression that suggested he expected life to hurt him. Bribes become a feature of everyday life for ordinary people, a means of ingratiating as much as an exchange at the margin. ‘Sorry to hurt your feelings,’ he shot back with an ingratiating smirk. He is outgoing, with the ingratiating manner of one destined for politics. And that's an enormously ingratiating quality in any leader. Barney turned toward me with an ingratiating grin. But they do: the man with the ingratiating smile and the fawning manner becomes an axe-wielding, torch-burning murderer. He needs to communicate authority and intimacy, to mix seriousness with an ingratiating humor; he wants to be respected and liked. So, you know, sometimes these men are very ingratiating and very charming and very lovable, and nobody is all bad or all good. It is not surprising that such high-ranking courtiers ended up on the receiving end, rounding out their incomes with ingratiating tips and gifts. I don't want to win the support of the Conservative group in the parliament in a wheedling, ingratiating or deal-making way, but because my colleagues acknowledge that I'm the best to lead that group. North Carolina's John Edwards boasts the Southern pedigree and ingratiating charm to match the president in the likeability sweepstakes. His own brief career as a sex offender followed the same quiet, obsequious, ingratiating style, and he inflicted no physical violence on the boys involved. ‘Don't struggle, my dear girl,’ came his ingratiating voice. Instead, with an ingratiating directness, he allows the audience to share a hardworking, yet playful, day in the lives of a group of Cuban peasants. He gave an ingratiating smile, hoping to catch Peter's fancy. Nevertheless, the ingratiating neoclassical idiom to one side, all of the works on this CD have the characteristic busy-ness and polish of any of Carter's works, whatever the period. Nor did he have an ingratiating, slimy, or arrogant manner. Synonyms sycophantic, toadying, fawning, crawling, creeping, unctuous, obsequious, servile, submissive, uriah heepish
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