curry favour (with somebody)

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishcurry favour (with somebody)curry favour (with somebody)IMPRESSto try to make someone like you or notice you in order to get something that you want – used to show disapproval a businessman who made several attempts to curry favour with politicians → curryExamples from the Corpuscurry favour (with somebody)• Such is the case with, for example, foot the bill and curry favour.• But only Damian Kelly emerged as some one who curried favour on the terraces.• Wants to be liked and likes to hang around and curry favour with teacher.

单词	curry favour (with somebody)
释义	curry favour (with somebody) From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishcurry favour (with somebody)curry favour (with somebody)IMPRESSto try to make someone like you or notice you in order to get something that you want – used to show disapproval a businessman who made several attempts to curry favour with politicians → curryExamples from the Corpuscurry favour (with somebody)• Such is the case with, for example, foot the bill and curry favour.• But only Damian Kelly emerged as some one who curried favour on the terraces.• Wants to be liked and likes to hang around and curry favour with teacher.
随便看	be parted from be partial to be partial to something be party to be passed down (from somebody) to somebody be passed down from to be passed down to be past description be past due be past it be past retrieval be patience etc itself be patience/kindness/simplicity etc itself be patterned after be patterned on be patterned on/after something be paved with be paved with something be peculiar to be peculiar to somebody/something be peopled by be peopled by/with somebody be peopled with be peppered with be peppered with something