by flattery

He is easily pleased by flattery.

恭维话容易讨好他。

She cheated him by flattery.

她用谄媚的手段欺骗他。

He is liable to be reached by flattery.

他容易被谄媚奉承所打动.

I was disgusted by his fulsome flattery.

我讨厌他那过分的谄媚.

John found himself surrounded by insincere flattery.

约翰发现自己为虚情假意的奉承阿谀所包围。

Men are often reached by flattery.

人常常因受到恭维而动心.

To seek or gain favor by fawning or flattery.

使某人获得一位支持者。

He was drawn in to purchase it by flattery.

他被诌媚诱骗买下了它。

If one thing could stir his temper or excite his contempt More than another, it was to see a man be fooled by flattery, or elate with popularity.

如果说有什么最惹起他的脾气，最能激起他的轻蔑的事情，那就是看到一个人被当成傻瓜大捧特捧，或者因为声望而趾高气扬。

To win him by flattery would be an effort worse than useless.

想用笼络手段来赢得他的好感,准是比徒劳还要不如的白费劲.

I will not deny that Mr. Harding felt gratified by such flattery.

我并不否认,哈丁先生听到这些恭维话后,觉得很高兴.

He thinks by all his fast talking and flattery he can pull the wool over her eyes, but she isn't deceived.

他认为像这样花言巧语加上奉承就可以蒙蔽她, 但她没有受骗.

Some people are reached by flattery.

有些人就爱听奉承。

Attempting to win favor from influential people by flattery.

企图巴结权贵以获取好处。

She was pleased by the flattery.

她听了这些奉承话而得意起来.