Lingaku- to flatter someone in a hundred different ways
- assiduous fawning (idiom)
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- to flatter someone in a hundred different ways
- assiduous fawning
This phrase describes the act of trying to gain favor from someone through excessive flattery or sycophantic behavior, often in a way that is seen as insincere or exaggerated.
He flatters his boss in a hundred different ways to get a promotion.
This idiom conveys a sense of diligent and persistent effort in trying to win someone's approval or affection, usually through ingratiating behavior.
At the gathering, he exhibited an attitude of assiduous fawning towards everyone.
This manner of assiduous fawning makes people feel it's insincere.
Generated collocations (experimental)
bǎi bān bā jié百般巴结to flatter someone in a hundred different waysbù tíng不停bā jie巴结to continuously fawn overrè qíng热情bā jie巴结to enthusiastically flatterbǎi bān fèng chéng百般奉承to offer countless complimentsjìn xīn尽心bā jie巴结to go all out in flatteryyóu zhōng由衷bā jie巴结to sincerely flatterguò fèn过分bā jie巴结to excessively fawn overbā jie巴结lǐng dǎo领导to flatter the leadersduì对…bā jie巴结to fawn over someonesì wú jì dàn肆无忌惮de的bā jie巴结reckless fawningqīng yì轻易bā jie巴结to easily flattershì shì事事bā jie巴结to fawn over everything