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Definición y significado de sweet-talk
Definición
sweet talk (n.)
1.flattery intended to persuade
2.flattery designed to gain favor
sweet-talk (v. trans.)
1.influence or urge by gentle urging, caressing, or flattering"He palavered her into going along"
2.(colloquial)praise somewhat dishonestly
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Sinónimos
sweet talk (n.)
blandishment, blandishments, blarney, cajolery, coaxing, flattery, palaver, soft soap, wheedling
sweet-talk (v. trans.)
blandish, blarney, bow and scrape to, butter up, cajole, cajole into, coax, curry favour with, fawn on, fawn upon, flatter, inveigle, lay it on, palaver, soft-soap, suck up to, toady to, wheedle
sweet-talk (v. trans.) (colloquial)
bow and scrape to, butter up, curry favour with, fawn on, fawn upon, flatter, kiss s.o.'s feet, lay it on, lick s.o.'s boots, soft-soap, suck up to, blandish ((Dep)formel), toady to (pejorative, rare, scarce)
Ver también
sweet talk (n.)
sweet-talk (v. trans.)
↘ flattering ≠ belittle, disparage, pick at
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Diccionario analógico
sweet talk (n.)
hypocrisie (fr)[Classe]
compliment; kudos; praise; bravo; cheers; felicitation; congratulation[Classe]
flattery[Hyper.]
brown-nose, butter up[Nominalisation]
blarney, cajole, cajole into, coax, inveigle, palaver, sweet-talk, wheedle - blandish, bow and scrape to, butter up, curry favour with, fawn on, fawn upon, flatter, kiss s.o.'s feet, lay it on, lick s.o.'s boots, soft-soap, suck up to, sweet-talk, toady to[Dérivé]
sweet talk (n.)
sweet-talk (v. tr.)
[colloquial , spéc. anglais américain]
sweet-talk (v. tr.)
être agréable à (qqch à qqn) (fr)[Classe]
convaincre (fr)[Classe]
persuade, prevail on, win over - coax, coax into, convince, induce, jockey, jockey into, persuade, persuade into, talk into, talk round, win over, win over to, win round, win round to[Hyper.]
blandishment, cuddle, wheedling - coax, coax cable, coaxial cable - blandishment, blandishments, blarney, cajolery, flattery, palaver, sweet talk - blarney, coaxing, soft soap, sweet talk - coaxer, wheedler[Dérivé]
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