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connive; appease; humor; indulge (to allow (a person) to do or have what he wishes • Katie's a spoiled brat because her parents indulge her too much. • It's part of her agent's job to indulge her whims.; You shouldn't indulge that child); pander (Victor Parno); condone (Victor Parno); gratify (капризам); show too much indulgence (Anglophile); enable (dms); be lenient; play up to (Taras); spoil; play along (bit20); wait on hand and foot (chingachguk1977); collude ("the analyst unwittingly colluding with the ocnophilic, agoraphobic tendencies in the patient" Bobb); wink; winking; cater to; humour (кому-либо)

Игорь Миг

encourage; pamper

desaprob.

pander to (The closure to through-traffic of Point Grey Road in 2018 (again, under Gregor Robertson and Vision Vancouver) massively increased property values along this route. In effect, it is as if City Hall is pandering to the wealthiest residents north of the road.