pander in Italian
pander in Italian is mezzano, ruffiano, ammiccare — pander means to act in a way that indulges or appeals to someone's weaknesses, desires, or lower tastes, often for personal gain.
pander in Italian
mezzano
ruffiano
ammiccare
assecondare
compiacere
fare da mezzano
fare il magnaccia
What does "pander" mean?
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verb To act in a way that indulges or appeals to someone's weaknesses, desires, or lower tastes, often for personal gain.
"The politician was accused of pandering to voters' fears."
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noun A person who arranges illicit sexual liaisons for others; a pimp.
"In the old play, the pander helps arrange the secret meeting between the lovers."
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pander in a sentence
- The politician was accused of pandering to voters' fears.
- Critics said the film pandered to the lowest common denominator.
- In the old play, the pander helps arrange the secret meeting between the lovers.
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What is "pander" in Italian?
"pander" in Italian is mezzano, ruffiano, ammiccare. pander means: To act in a way that indulges or appeals to someone's weaknesses, desires, or lower tastes, often for personal gain.
How do you use "pander" in a sentence?
Example: "The politician was accused of pandering to voters' fears." In Italian, "pander" is mezzano, ruffiano, ammiccare.
Are there other ways to say "pander" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 7 translations listed for "pander": mezzano, ruffiano, ammiccare, assecondare, compiacere, fare da mezzano.
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