cajoler
kaʒɔle
Definition of cajoler - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
1.
tendressefaire des câlins et des caresses tendres à quelqu'un
- Elle cajole son bébé avant de le coucher.
2.
flatterieflatter quelqu'un avec de belles paroles pour le charmer
- Il cajole sa grand-mère pour obtenir des bonbons.
Origin of cajoler
français, cajoler (bercer, flatter)
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tendresse
caresser ou cajoler quelqu'un avec affection
Examples of cajoler in a sentence
Les grands-parents cajolent leurs petits-enfants le dimanche. Elle cajole son patron pour une promotion. Ils cajolent le jury avec des compliments.
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- German:schmusen, schmeicheln, ...
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- Spanish:mimar, halagar, ...
- Portuguese:acariciar, palmadinha, ...
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- Japanese:優しく抱きしめる, おだてる, ...
- Arabic:داعب بحنان, داهن, ...
- Hebrew:לְפַנֵּק, לְחַנֵּף, ...
- Russian:ласкать, льстить, ...
- Ukrainian:пестити, лестити, ...
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