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Pandered

UK
/ˈpændəd/
US
/ˈpændərd/
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Translation pandered into russian

pander
Verb
pandered Past Simple / Past Participle
raiting
pander
panders
pandered Past Simple / Past Participle
pandering Gerund
Politicians often pander to the desires of their constituents.
Политики часто потворствуют желаниям своих избирателей.
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Definitions

pander
Noun
raiting
A person who caters to or profits from the weaknesses or vices of others.
The tabloid was seen as a pander, exploiting the public's fascination with celebrity scandals.
A go-between in amorous intrigues; a pimp.
The character in the novel acted as a pander, arranging secret meetings between the lovers.
pander
Verb
raiting
To gratify or indulge (an immoral or distasteful desire, need, or habit or a person with such a desire, etc.).
The politician was accused of pandering to the prejudices of the electorate to gain votes.

Idioms and phrases

pander to whims
He would often pander to the whims of his children.
потакать капризам
Он часто потакал капризам своих детей.
pander to tastes
The restaurant changes its menu frequently to pander to the tastes of its customers.
угождать вкусам
Ресторан часто меняет меню, чтобы угождать вкусам своих клиентов.
pander to desires
The media tends to pander to the desires of its audience.
потворствовать желаниям
СМИ склонны потворствовать желаниям своей аудитории.
pander to prejudices
Politicians sometimes pander to prejudices to gain votes.
потворствовать предрассудкам
Политики иногда потворствуют предрассудкам, чтобы получить голоса.
pander to emotions
The speech was designed to pander to the emotions of the crowd.
потворствовать эмоциям
Речь была разработана, чтобы потворствовать эмоциям толпы.

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