n.奉承,阿谀,讨好,恭维
flattery的复数

原形：flattery复数：flatteries

Their boss enjoys flattery.
他们老板喜欢听恭维话。
Eric's flattery made me sick.
埃里克的谀词让我十分反感。
Tom tried to win his teacher's favor with flattery.
他们试图通过阿谀奉承讨老师欢心。
His flattery was so obvious that everyone saw through it immediately.
（他的恭维太过明显，以至于所有人都立刻看穿了。）
She tried to use flattery to get the discount, but the salesperson wasn't swayed.
（她试图通过恭维来获得折扣，但售货员并没有被说服。）
The critic's review was filled with flattery, making it hard to discern the actual quality of the book.
（评论家的评论充满了恭维，让人难以分辨这本书的实际质量。）
He was known for accepting flattery from his subordinates, which often led to poor decision-making.
（他以接受下属的恭维而闻名，这常常导致做出错误的决策。）
Despite her best attempts at flattery, the celebrity refused to grant her an interview.
（尽管她极力恭维，那位名人还是拒绝了给她做采访。）
The politician's speech was laced with flattery towards the wealthy donors in the audience.
（那位政客的演讲中充满了对在场富有捐赠者的恭维之词。）
I could tell she didn't mean the compliment; it was just empty flattery.
（我能看出来她的夸奖不是真心的，只是空洞的恭维。）
He brushes off flattery, preferring honest criticism over false praise.
（他对恭维不屑一顾，更喜欢真诚的批评而非虚假的赞美。）
Her boss's constant flattery made her uncomfortable; she preferred a more professional working relationship.
（老板不断的恭维让她感到不舒服，她更倾向于更专业的职场关系。）
It's important to differentiate between genuine appreciation and mere flattery.
（区分真正的欣赏和仅仅的恭维是很重要的。）