ingratiation

1. The self-promoters those who spoke quickly and at length and used such ingratiation tactics as smiling, gesturing and complimenting others received far more positive evaluations than equally qualified applicants who used tactical modesty, the researchers reported.
   研究人员报告说，那些自我推销者语速快、谈话内容详细，运用微笑、打手势和赞美他人等逢迎战术，他们比那些资质相当、采用谦虚战略的求职者得到的正面评价要多得多。
2. Findings on directional differences in the use of ingratiation are somewhat inconsistent.
   研究结果发现：不同的领导方式对讨好的使用有一些不一致。
3. Coping with Abusive Supervision: Mechanisms of Ingratiation and Political Skill
   应对辱虐管理：下属逢迎与政治技能的作用机制研究
4. But how to strike the balance between charm and ingratiation?
   不过，如何在展现魅力与奉迎讨好之间达到平衡呢？
5. Ingratiation and access are not enough, he said.
   仅仅凭“讨好和接近”来判断腐败是不够的，他说。
6. Not being able to stand his ingratiation, I helplessly agreed to his request.
   我经不住他的死缠硬泡，无奈地答应了他的请求。
7. Ingratiation: building positive sentiments in others through friendliness and charm.
   博取欢心：通过友善和魅力带动他人培养乐观向上的情操。
8. The frequency which college students use impression management strategies from high to low is as follows: ingratiation, non-verbal behavior, self-expression, explain and apology, supplication, rationalization.
   大学生印象管理策略的选择高低依次为：迎奉讨好、非言语行为、自我展现、解释道歉、示弱恳求、合理化理由。
9. In the respect of local novels traditional themes in the new century, more local novelist focus on the ingratiation of farmers to power and worship of money to deepen the angle of the writing of national criticism.
   在乡土小说传统主题方面，新世纪乡土小说更侧重从农民对权力的迎合和拜金主义等角度来深化对国民性批判的书写。
10. Edward Ellsworth Jones ( 1964), American social psychologist, makes a series of researches into flattery in his book Ingratiation: a social psychological analysis.
    美国社会心理学家爱德华·埃尔斯沃思·琼斯，在其《社会心理学调查》中从心理学方面对奉承作了一系列研究。

noun

1. the act of gaining acceptance or affection for yourself by persuasive and subtle blandishments
   1. she refused to use insinuation in order to gain favor

   Synonym:    insinuation