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Is there any difference?
to win her over
to persuade her
they are different?
1 mrt. 2018 04:45
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Both mean the same thing in a broad sense, in that both mean you're persuading someone (a woman in this case). "Winning her over" might imply wooing a woman romantically (and successfully), though not necessarily: you can win someone over in a business deal, for example. The only other clear distinction that occurs to me is that "to win someone over" is more idiomatic, while "to persuade" is more general. Still, they're both extremely common verbs.
1 maart 2018
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