curry favour
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v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To seek to gain favor by flattery or obsequious behavior.
He tried to curry favour with his boss by always agreeing with him.
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Has Trump won his war on Woke? | 100 Days of Trump | BBC News
- Is it just to curry favour with Donald Trump?
Is it just to curry favour with Donald Trump?
- Is it just to curry favour with Donald Trump?
Is it just to curry favour with Donald Trump?
Curry favour: The English We Speak
- Well, we all know there's a promotion in the department of offer - and you are obviously trying to curry favour with the boss so that you get the job. Honestly!
Well, we all know there's a promotion in the department of offer - and you are obviously trying to curry favour with the boss so that you get the job. Honestly!
- Feifei, if you 'curry favour with someone' you are not eating curry.
Feifei, if you 'curry favour with someone' you are not eating curry.
Have you been getting a phrase wrong all your life? | BBC Ideas
- Basically the term "to curry favour" has lived such a rich life it would probably have a much better Tinder bio than you.
Basically the term "to curry favour" has lived such a rich life it would probably have a much better Tinder bio than you.