flattering in German
flattering in German is schmeichelhaft — flattering means making someone or something look more attractive or impressive than usual.
flattering in German
schmeichelhaft
Attractive or good-looking; that makes one look good.
What does "flattering" mean?
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adj Making someone or something look more attractive or impressive than usual.
"That's a very flattering photo of you."
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flattering in a sentence
- That's a very flattering photo of you.
- He wrote her a flattering letter of recommendation.
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What is "flattering" in German?
"flattering" in German is schmeichelhaft. flattering means: Making someone or something look more attractive or impressive than usual.
How do you use "flattering" in a sentence?
Example: "That's a very flattering photo of you." In German, "flattering" is schmeichelhaft.
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