啖以甘言 — “To entice with sweet words or flattery”
啖以甘言 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to entice with sweet words or flattery”. To lure with honeyed words. Literally, “Entice with sweet words”.
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啖以甘言 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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销售员总是喜欢啖以甘言，让顾客觉得产品物超所值，从而促成交易。
The salesperson always likes to entice with sweet words, making customers feel the product is excellent value for money, thus facilitating the transaction.
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What does 啖以甘言 mean?
啖以甘言 (dàn yǐ gān yán) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to entice with sweet words or flattery”.
How do you pronounce 啖以甘言?
啖以甘言 is pronounced dàn yǐ gān yán in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 啖以甘言 literally mean?
Literally, 啖以甘言 means “Entice with sweet words”. It is used to mean “to entice with sweet words or flattery”.
What is the Chinese definition of 啖以甘言?
啖：引诱；甘：甜。用甜言蜜语去引诱人