flatter to deceive

ˌflatter to deˈceive(BrE)if sthflatters to deceive,it appears to be better, more successful, etc. than it really is显得比实际好；看似比实际成功

• Randolph
• dephosphorylate
• classmen
• Braun tube
• buff yourself up
• Deneboia
• subsidizers
• pseudologies
• once bitten, twice shy
• Descriptive Bibliographies
• trailed slip
• Citeromyces
• lay one on someone
• adiadochokinesia
• shell beans
• weather-burned
• a flight of ambition
• boiling-off
• plane Poiseuille flow
• Tennesseans
• catenae
• motocar
• melodises
• chivvying
• Boehmenism
• limnograph
• surety bond
• demonological
• evenhanded
• rarely or never
• muffled
• discernest
• ineffectively
• packies
• overdrop
• post-factor
• visitation of Providence
• English mustard
• croqueter
• Jesuitries
• pomelo
• subsonically
• locomotor ataxia
• kingdom come
• chloral
• yolky
• CTV
• jokingly
• free diving
• level of nondivergence
• Perry Matthew Calbraith
• Saturday-to-Monday
• the pure of heart
• carbide tools
• Rhine wine
• give a loose to one’s fancy
• jesuss
• immunopathogenesis
• electron wave length
• electrically connected
• corrosion protection
• pocket parks
• notifying
• mooring anchor
• true time
• infantilising
• rivalize
• steadyingly
• sweat sth ↔ off
• oculus
• lablab
• marry into
• brigadier general
• lockmaster
• have a cloth in the wind
• direct-reading potentiometer
• auto-focusing
• microkid
• bask in
• cabbage palms
• enterpriser
• o.r.c.
• Auberger
• elegist
• dogedom
• reversos
• gigglers
• UTCS
• bioluminescence
• neck or nought
• porphyryl
• Shrove Monday
• dump over
• rocket astronomy
• HMV
• acnegen
• gray panthers
• geranium
• contretemps
• scamping