Cool MateMeaning of Don't be flattered
Do not feel pleased or honored by someone's compliment.
In simple words: Don't feel good because someone is complimenting you.
Don't be flattered in a sentence
- When she said you look great, just remember, don't be flattered.
- He always warns his friends, 'Don't be flattered by empty praise.'
- In competitive environments, it's essential to remember: don't be flattered by compliments.
- After winning the award, he reminded himself, 'Don't be flattered; stay focused.'
- If someone flatters you, just smile and remember: don't be flattered.
How to use Don't be flattered
Used to advise someone not to take compliments too seriously. It's appropriate in casual conversations but can also be used in formal discussions about self-esteem.
Grammar pattern
standalone phrase
Memory hint
Imagine someone is praising you while hiding their true feelings.
Related words
Collocations with Don't be flattered
- be easily flattered
- flattered by compliments
- flattered but cautious
Synonyms for Don't be flattered
- stay humble
- don't take it to heart
- don't be too proud
Common mistakes with Don't be flattered
- Confused with 'flattered' vs 'flattering'.
- Used inappropriately as a compliment.
- Overused in situations where encouragement is needed.
Don't be flattered appears in
Don't be flattered in other languages
- Arabicالعربية
لا تنخدع بالمديح
لا تشعر بالرضا لمجرد أن شخصًا ما يمدحك.
- Bengaliবাংলা
বেশি খুশি হয়ো না
কেউ তোমার প্রশংসা করলে নিজেকে বেশি ভালো ভেবো না।
- GermanDeutsch
Lass dich nicht einwickeln
Freu dich nicht, nur weil dich jemand lobt.
- SpanishEspañol
No te dejes halagar
No te sientas bien porque alguien te está halagando.
- Persianفارسی
فریب نخور
به خاطر تعریف کسی احساس خوبی نکنید.
- FrenchFrançais
Ne te fais pas d'illusions
Ne te réjouis pas parce que quelqu'un te fait des compliments.
- Hindiहिन्दी
ज़्यादा खुश मत हो
किसी की तारीफ़ सुनकर अच्छा महसूस मत करो।
- ItalianItaliano
Non farti adulare
Non sentirti troppo bene perché qualcuno ti sta facendo complimenti.
- PortuguesePortuguês
Não se deixe lisonjear
Não se sinta bem porque alguém está te elogiando.
- RussianРусский
Не льсти себе
Не радуйся, потому что кто-то тебя хвалит.
- Urduاردو
زیادہ خوش نہ ہوں
کسی کی تعریف کی وجہ سے اچھا محسوس نہ کریں۔
- Chinese中文
别太得意
别人夸你的时候，别太开心。
More chunks like Don't be flattered
- GoodA1
of high quality or an acceptable standard
- Did you get a good look
Asking someone if they saw something clearly or in detail.
- That's all
A phrase indicating the completion of something.
- Oh man
An expression conveying surprise, frustration, or disappointment.
- HomeA1
the house or flat that you live in, especially with your family
- Go see if they're home
Visit someone to check if they are at home.
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Frequently asked questions about Don't be flattered
What does Don't be flattered mean?
Don't feel good because someone is complimenting you.
What is the definition of Don't be flattered?
Do not feel pleased or honored by someone's compliment.
How do you use Don't be flattered in a sentence?
When she said you look great, just remember, don't be flattered.
Can you give another example of Don't be flattered?
He always warns his friends, 'Don't be flattered by empty praise.'
What are synonyms for Don't be flattered?
Common alternatives include stay humble, don't take it to heart, don't be too proud.
What words go with Don't be flattered?
It commonly pairs with be easily flattered, flattered by compliments, flattered but cautious.
What are common mistakes when using Don't be flattered?
Confused with 'flattered' vs 'flattering'. Used inappropriately as a compliment. Overused in situations where encouragement is needed.
How do you pronounce Don't be flattered?
US: //doʊnt bi ˈflætərd//, UK: //dəʊnt bi ˈflætəd//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Don't be flattered?
Used to advise someone not to take compliments too seriously. It's appropriate in casual conversations but can also be used in formal discussions about self-esteem.