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Discover Ludwig"ingratiate yourself" is a correct phrase used in English and is commonly used in written English
For example, you could use it in a sentence such as: "She tried to ingratiate herself with her new colleagues by offering to help them with their work."
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Do not, whatever you do, attempt to ingratiate yourself by being "cool" in any way.
It seems the sure-fire way to ingratiate yourself with the people who buy singles is to sing a cover.
You are likely to find yourself feigning interest in and enthusiasm for a lot of things to ingratiate yourself with your peers.
As he says, 'Touring a country saying "Pants" to everyone you meet is not the best way to ingratiate yourself.' My hunch is that he ingratiated himself anyway.
"Distributing teaching among casual staff is often a grace and favour affair – you have to ingratiate yourself to be given teaching the following year".
Similarly, a congressional observer of the C.I.A. came to understand the bureaucratic power of the D.O. "To succeed as director of Central Intelligence," he said, "you have to ingratiate yourself with the D.O".
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"Talk about ingratiating yourself with a subject.
You ingratiated yourself with their parents and prevented disclosure by the power you wielded over them as their coach".
Don't waste your time in the gate area ingratiating yourself with the flight attendants, who have no authority to order upgrades.
NB This pitch should be recited after ingratiating yourself to film execs.
Getting released from prison and ingratiating yourself back in the world isn't always a smooth transition.
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