How is the word flatter translated from French to English

Louer quelqu'un sans sincérité pour lui plaire.

To praise someone insincerely to please them.

verb
English translation
Flatter

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  • Il a essayé de flatter le patron pour obtenir une augmentation. He tried to flatter the boss for a raise.

  • Cette robe bleue t'avantage vraiment. That blue dress really flatters you.

  • Ne me flatte pas, dis-moi simplement la vérité. Don't flatter me, just tell me the truth.

  • Les cheveux courts n'avantagent pas tout le monde. Short haircuts don't flatter everyone.

  • Les serveurs flattent les habitués pour avoir de meilleurs pourboires. Waiters flatter regular customers to get bigger tips.

  • Cette teinte avantage-t-elle mon teint ? Does this shade flatter my skin tone?

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FAQ about “flatter”

How is “flatter” translated from French?
“flatter” translates into English as “Flatter”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “flatter” mean?
Meaning of “flatter”: Louer quelqu'un sans sincérité pour lui plaire. In English — “Flatter”.
What part of speech is “flatter”?
“flatter” is a verb.
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