Lingaku- to win the support of
- to get over to one's side
- to keep control of
Generated definitions (experimental)
- to win the support of
- to get over to one's side
- to keep control of
This phrase is used to describe efforts made to gain someone's backing or approval, often in a persuasive or influential manner.
Her speech successfully won the approval of many people.
This usage refers to convincing someone to align with one's views, opinions, or decisions, often in a context where persuasion is necessary.
They hope to get over to the other side's position through dialogue.
After a long discussion, he finally got his colleague over to his side.
This expression indicates the act of maintaining authority or management over a situation or group, often in a strategic or protective manner.
He has been working hard to keep control of the company's management.
During the crisis, she successfully kept control of the team's trust.
Generated collocations (experimental)
shōu lǎn收揽zhī chí支持to win supportshōu lǎn收揽rén xīn人心to win people's heartsshōu lǎn收揽Zī yuán资源to gather resourcesshōu lǎn收揽kè hù客户to acquire clientsshōu lǎn收揽yì jiàn意见to gather opinionsshōu lǎn收揽kòng zhì quán控制权to maintain controljī jí积极shōu lǎn收揽to actively win overshōu lǎn收揽lì liang力量to amass poweryǒu xiào有效shōu lǎn收揽to effectively win overshōu lǎn收揽tuán duì团队to assemble a team