flatter
mendatar
definition
verb
she was flattering him to avoid doing what he wanted
lavish insincere praise and compliments upon (someone), especially to further one's own interests.
adjective
a flat wall
smooth and even; without marked lumps or indentations.
“I'm sorry,” he said, in a flat voice
lacking interest or emotion; dull and lifeless.
translation of 'flatter'
verb
memuji
example
Try the following styles, proven to 'flatter' your body type.
He does not 'flatter' me with compliments, which I know cannot be genuine.
Remember, when you compliment the trainee you also 'flatter' the person who trained them.
He then went on to 'flatter' them further by complimenting their car parks.
It's important to choose a dress style which will 'flatter' everyone's figure.
I 'flatter' myself I'm the best dressed man here
On the eyes choose shades that 'flatter' your complexion, such as chocolate, rich brown, caramel and toast.
Layered shaggy styles 'flatter' the pear shape face.
When you really want to 'flatter' your eyes, go for sheer, neutral shadow colors like beige or pale banana-yellow.
He took interest in what I did, went out of his way to please me, 'flatter' me, and just talk to me; he would truly listen to what I had to say.
The empire line is back in vogue after several decades, but it has always been a great style to 'flatter' any figure.
Take note of styles that 'flatter' and fit your shape.
Time to 'flatter' her then, and get her back to at least friendship.
Alex told me that Benny tried to 'flatter' Alex into appearing in porno movies.
As a result, decide on some basic pieces of jewelry that will 'flatter' all of your clothing and travel with those.
Choosing the right colour is also essential if you want to 'flatter' your natural skin tone.
Yet it is the Britons who Greene has good-naturedly fussed over and 'flattered' this season, praising their potential and pointing out the danger they pose him in Sydney.
Parkville advanced in the Youths Shield, but were somewhat 'flattered' by the final scoreline.
I even 'flattered myself' that I knew something about computer-assisted investigative reporting.
This scoreline slightly 'flatters' the winners as they only pulled away in the last ten minutes to win the game.
He 'flatters' him to his face and steals from behind his back.
I thought about it, and I talked to a number of people, and I was very 'flattered' that people were interested in talking to me in the first place.
Choose a shape that 'flatters' your figure and a colour that suits your skin, eyes and hair.
He managed the nobility by honouring and 'flattering' them.
Television does the opposite - in its quest for their money, it relentlessly 'flatters' children, presenting them as autonomous and wise.
The scoreline actually 'flattered' both sides, for this was not exactly the best advert for Premiership football.
That interpretation 'flatters' him, for he did no such thing.
The scoreline 'flattered' the opposition, who only entered Kendal's area twice in the first half and had few shots all game.
He should be at least a little 'flattered' .
And he 'flatters' the mother and she kind of gets prissy and he talks her into going for a ride in the sports car.
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