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To say nice, things to someone so that they will do what you want. The praise is the tool, not the point — you compliment your boss because you want Friday off, not because you admire her.
to someone對某個人 say nice, flattering things說好聽、奉承的話,so that好讓 they will do他去做 what you want你想要的事。The praise稱讚 is the tool是工具,not the point不是目的——you你 compliment誇獎 your boss你的主管,because是因為 you want Friday off你想要星期五休假,not because不是因為 you admire her你敬佩她。
It is used as a verb, usually with someone and into: he sweet-talked his father into lending him the car. As a noun it is written as two words or with a : don't listen to his sweet talk.
It它 is used as a verb當動詞用,usually通常 with someone and into搭配 someone 和 into:he sweet-talked his father into lending him the car他把爸爸哄到肯借他車。As a noun當名詞時 it它 is written as two words寫成兩個字 or with a hyphen或加連字號:don't listen to his sweet talk別聽他那套好聽話。
The word is informal and light. It does not sound evil the way "lie" or "cheat" does, and people often use it about themselves, half joking — "I'll sweet-talk the guard and we'll get in." But there is always a small edge to it: if you say someone sweet-talked you, you are admitting you were handled a little.
The word這個字 is informal and light不正式、口氣輕。It它 does not sound evil聽起來不邪惡,the way "lie" or "cheat" does不像 "lie" 或 "cheat" 那樣,and people人們 often常 about themselves拿自己 use it用它,half joking半開玩笑——"I'll sweet-talk the guard and we'll get in."我去哄一下警衛,我們就進得去。But但 there is always a small edge to it它總是帶著一點小小的鋒利:if you say如果你說 someone sweet-talked you某人 sweet-talk 了你,you are admitting你就是在承認 you were handled a little自己被人操作了一下。
It is very common about getting past rules, getting a discount, getting a favour from someone who should have said no. It is also used about romance, where the sweet talk is aimed at winning someone's affection, and there it can sound charming or hollow depending on who is telling the story.
It它 is very common很常用在:getting past rules混過規定、getting a discount凹到折扣、from someone who should have said no向本來應該拒絕的人 getting a favour討到一個人情。It它 is also used about romance也用在感情場合,where那時 the sweet talk這些好聽話 is aimed at瞄準的是 winning someone's affection贏得對方的心,and there在那裡 it它 can sound可能聽起來 charming迷人 or hollow或空洞,depending on就看 who is telling the story故事是誰在說。
組成sweet + talk — talk that is made pleasant on purpose. The picture is of words that taste good going in.
同家族的字
- sweetheartalso uses sweet for a person you feel warmly about
- sweetento make something sweeter; also used of making an offer more attractive, as in 'sweeten the deal'
原始詞典資料2 筆記錄
以下是外部詞典記錄的用法,原文照列,我們還沒有寫成教學內容。上面的說明才是我們自己寫的;有些用法可能上面已經講過了。
sweet-talkverb
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informalTo influence or urge by gentle caressing or flattering.
- His grin faded a little. "How'd you do it? Sweet-talk one of the guards into letting you in at the head of the line?"
- “Oh, that he finagled. No fate involved. He saw you in the waiting area and sweet-talked the woman behind the counter to sit the two of you together.”
這個拼法也被記錄為下列字的變化形:
資料來源:英文維基詞典 English Wiktionary(CC BY-SA 4.0)。 原文照列,未經改寫。