Alabar a alguien tanto que da vergüenza, sobre todo a un famoso, a un amigo o al propio equipo.
Praising someone so hard it gets embarrassing — usually a celebrity, a friend, or your own team.
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Eso no es una reseña, es peloteo. — That's not a review, that's glazing.
Los bollos glaseados entraron dos veces en el horno. — The glazing on the buns went into the oven twice.
Deja de hacerle la pelota, que él también la pifió. — Stop glazing him, he dropped the ball too.
El doble acristalamiento aísla del ruido. — Double glazing keeps the noise out.
Diez minutos de halagos antes de la pregunta de verdad. — Ten minutes of glazing before the actual question.
Terminó el glaseado con una brocha ancha. — She finished the glazing with a wide brush.
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