cajole russian

• облома́ть

  to break off, to snap off, to break all around

  to bring round, to talk into (something), to cajole, to break (someone's will)

• обха́живать

  to coax, to cajole, to try to get round

• обла́мывать

  to break off, to talk in, to cajole

• ума́сливать

  to butter up, to coax, to cajole, to soften up

  to butter thickly, to grease, to oil

• зада́бривать

  to cajole, to coax, to placate

• обломи́ть

  to break off, to talk in, to cajole

• оха́живать

  to cajole, to try to get round, to butter up, to coax

  to court, to woo, to pay court to

  to whip, to lash, to thrash, to beat

  to look after, to tend, to fuss over

• улеща́ть

  to cajole

• обхаживаемый

  cared for, looked after, tended

  courted, fawned over, flattered, cajoled

• умасливаемый

  being appeased, being mollified, being cajoled

• улещаемый

  cajoled, coaxed, wheedled, persuadable

Examples

• Э́тот онлайн-журнал для тех, кто не поддаю́тся на уло́вки совреме́нной индустри́и изуче́ния языко́в и твёрдо ве́рят, что правильный метод обуче́ния - э́то традицио́нный граммати́ческий ана́лиз.

  This e-zine is for those who, unswayed by the cajolery of the modern language industry, firmly trust that the traditional learning method of grammatical analysis is the way to go.

• Он долго улещал начальника, но отпуск так и не получил.

  He tried to cajole his boss for a long time, but he still didn’t get the vacation.

• Не улещай меня, я всё равно не дам денег.

  Don’t try to cajole me; I’m not going to give you any money anyway.

• Продавец улещает покупателей сладкими словами.

  The salesperson cajoles customers with sweet words.