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Interacciones - Elogio y buen trato

Domina los modismos en inglés relacionados con el elogio y el buen trato, como "hacer bien por" y "una palmada en la espalda".

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English idioms related to Interactions
a pat on the back

a praise or encouragement given to someone because of what they have done or achieved

Ex: The teacher's encouraging words and a pat on the back motivated the student to continue striving for excellence.
to [pat] {sb} on the back

to praise or encourage someone to show one thinks they have done a great job at doing something

Ex: The audience rose to their feet, patting the musician on the back with thunderous applause after a breathtaking performance.
brownie point
brownie point
[Sustantivo]

approval of a person in authority that a person tries to gain by doing something that pleases or impresses them

punto de favor, punto extra

punto de favor, punto extra

Ex: Helping her neighbor carry groceries upstairs was a simple act of kindness that earned her some brownie points in the building .Ayudar a su vecino a llevar las compras arriba fue un simple acto de amabilidad que le valió algunos **puntos de favor** en el edificio.
[give] credit where (credit|it) [is] due

used for saying that one should acknowledge and appreciate someone's achievements or efforts when they rightfully deserve recognition

en honor a la verdad

en honor a la verdad

Ex: In the world of art, it's essential to give credit where credit is due, ensuring that artists receive proper recognition for their creations.
to [do] well by {sb}

to treat someone with proper care and respect

Ex: The community's commitment to doing well by its members was evident in their charitable actions during times of need.
to [take] {one's} hat off to {sb}

to praise or admire someone because of what they have done or achieved

Ex: His perseverance in overcoming adversity is truly admirable, and I take my hat off to his resilience.
to [sing] the praises of {sb/sth}

to speak or write about someone or something in a very positive and enthusiastic way

Ex: The musician sang the praises of her bandmates for their talent and dedication.
let's hear it for {sb}

said as a way of showing praise or appreciation for someone or inviting other people to clap for them

Ex: The teacher praised the students' hard work, proclaiming, "Let's hear it for our top scholars!
to [roll] out the red carpet

to treat a guest whom one greatly values with extra care and attention

Ex: At the international summit, the host country went all out to roll out the red carpet for world leaders, ensuring a warm and dignified welcome.
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