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〔ingratiate〕from in grazia [into favor] 源自 in grazia [得欢心] 〔ingratiate〕grātiam [accusative of] grātia [favor] from grātus [pleasing] * see g werə- 2grātiam grātia的宾格 [欢心] 源自 grātus [使…高兴] * 参见 g werə- 2〔ingratiate〕To bring (oneself, for example) into the favor or good graces of another, especially by deliberate effort:逢迎:使(如自己)获得别人的欢心或恩惠,尤指刻意如此:〔naive〕"With men he can be rational and unaffected, but when he has ladies to please, every feature works" (Jane Austen). “和男人们在一起他可以相当真诚和理智,但当他要讨小姐们欢心时他会极尽谄媚之能事” (简·奥斯汀)。〔ingratiate〕She quickly sought to ingratiate herself with the new administration.她很快就试图使她自己获得新政府的欢心 |