curry favour with sb
curry favour with sb
Flattery, a Chinese idiom, is pronounced ē y ú f é ngy í ng, which means flattery, flattery and flattery. It comes from Yichuan Yi Chuan Yi, the complete works of two Cheng.
The origin of Idioms
Yichuan Yi Chuan Yi, the complete works of the two Cheng Dynasties: "whether Zhou Zhi is a king or not is just a matter for you. You can't flatter him and ask him to compare himself."
Idiom usage
At that time, there was a first-class staff in the capital, named Li Guang, who was single-minded and flattering. Ling Mengchu, Ming Dynasty, Volume 22
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