fawn znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady fawn

• They have only to humour and placate the individuals involved, fawning and toadying appropriately, and all will be well.

• I thought fawn colour was called mauve.

• Its ghastly, fawning apologies and its craven justifications will not be broadcast directly, so television interviewers will not be able to challenge it.

• When he does the obvious, he can hardly expect us to fawn.

• A red deer fawn lies down and keeps absolutely still and will not be found unless the wolf actually treads on it.

• They will fawn all over him and act all touchy-feely-cuddly.

• Fawning can be carried a little too far.

• He fawns upon them and makes them believe they are intelligent, when he knows that it is ignorance which is moving them.