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fawning

/ˈfɔːnɪŋ/ /ˈfɑːnɪŋ/

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verb

تلد غزالا

To give birth to a fawn.

Examples :

"The deer, hidden deep in the woods, was fawning, giving birth to her spotted fawn. "

كانت الغزالة، المختبئة في أعماق الغابة، تلد غزالا، تضع مولودها المنقط.

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verb

تودد، تملق

To exhibit affection or attempt to please.

Examples :

"The new employee was always fawning over the boss, hoping for a promotion. "

كان الموظف الجديد يتودد دائمًا إلى الرئيس، على أمل الحصول على ترقية.

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verb

تودد، تملق

To seek favour by flattery and obsequious behaviour (with on or upon).

Examples :

"The intern was constantly fawning over the boss, hoping for a better recommendation letter. "

كان المتدرب يتودد باستمرار إلى الرئيس، على أمل الحصول على خطاب توصية أفضل.

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verb

تذلل، تملق

(of a dog) To show devotion or submissiveness by wagging its tail, nuzzling, licking, etc.

Examples :

"The puppy was fawning at my feet, wagging its tail and licking my ankles, hoping for a treat. "

كان الجرو يتذلل عند قدمي، يلوح بذنبه ويلعق كاحلي، على أمل الحصول على مكافأة.

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noun

تملق، تودد

Servile flattery.

Examples :

"The fawning of the new employee towards the CEO was excessive and uncomfortable to witness. "

كان تملق الموظف الجديد للمدير التنفيذي مفرطًا وغير مريح للمشاهدة.

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adjective

متملق، متزلف

Seeking favor by way of flattery; flattering, servile.

Examples :

"The new employee's fawning compliments towards the boss made everyone uncomfortable. "

جعلت مجاملات الموظف الجديد المتملقة للمدير الجميع يشعرون بعدم الارتياح.

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