- ingraziare
- in·gra·zià·rev.tr. OBrendere ben accetto, gradito\DATA: av. 1337.ETIMO: der. di grazia con 1in- e 1-are.
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ingratiate — ingratiation, n. ingratiatory /in gray shee euh tawr ee, tohr ee/, adj. /in gray shee ayt /, v.t., ingratiated, ingratiating. to establish (oneself) in the favor or good graces of others, esp. by deliberate effort (usually fol. by with): He… … Universalium
propiziare — pro·pi·zià·re v.tr., v.intr. 1. v.tr. CO rendere benigno, propizio: propiziare gli dei con offerte, propiziare un superiore | BU placare Sinonimi: ingraziare. 2. v.tr. CO estens., favorire, influenzare favorevolmente: propiziare un accordo, un… … Dizionario italiano
ingratiate — [in grā′shē āt΄] vt. ingratiated, ingratiating [prob. via It ingratiare (now ingraziare) < L phr. in gratiam, for the favor of < in , in + gratia, favor, GRACE] to make acceptable; esp., to bring (oneself) into another s favor or good… … English World dictionary
in|gra´ti|a´tion — in|gra|ti|ate «ihn GRAY shee ayt», transitive verb, at|ed, at|ing. to bring (oneself) into favor; make (oneself) acceptable: »He tried to ingratiate himself with the teacher by giving her presents. ╂[apparently < Italian ing … Useful english dictionary
in|gra|ti|ate — «ihn GRAY shee ayt», transitive verb, at|ed, at|ing. to bring (oneself) into favor; make (oneself) acceptable: »He tried to ingratiate himself with the teacher by giving her presents. ╂[apparently < Italian ing … Useful english dictionary
