sweeten
柯林斯詞典
1. V-T If you sweeten food or drink, you add sugar, honey, or another sweet substance to it. 使變甜
He liberally sweetened his coffee. 他在咖啡裡加了大量的糖。
2. V-T If you sweeten something such as an offer or a business deal, you try to make someone want it more by improving it or by increasing the amount you are willing to pay. (通過(guò)改善條件或提高價(jià)格等) 使 (報(bào)價(jià)或交易等) 更有誘惑力
Kalon Group has sweetened its takeover offer for Manders. 卡隆集團(tuán)已經(jīng)在其收購(gòu)曼德斯的報(bào)價(jià)上加了些好処。
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sweeten /?swi?t?n/ (sweetening,sweetened,sweetens)
劍橋詞典
sweeten verb [T] (TASTE)
to make something taste sweet
使變甜
The apple mixture can be sweetened with honey . 什錦蘋果裡可以加點(diǎn)蜂蜜變甜一些。
比較
unsweetened
sweeten verb [T] (MORE PLEASANT)
to make something more attractive
使更具有吸引力,使更誘人
The phone company threw in two month's worth of free calls to sweeten the deal . 電話公司用兩個(gè)月免話費(fèi)的優(yōu)惠讓這個(gè)服務(wù)方案顯得更誘人。
to make a person or a mood happier or friendlier
使…更高興,哄…開(kāi)心,使…更友善
I think you should try to sweeten him up before you ask him for the loan . 我覺(jué)得你開(kāi)口曏他借錢之前應(yīng)該先哄他開(kāi)心。 返回 sweeten