cajoled

英 [kəˈdʒəʊld]

美 [kəˈdʒoʊld]

v.  劝诱; 哄骗; 诱骗
cajole的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 哄骗;劝诱;说服
  If youcajolesomeoneintodoing something, you get them to do it after persuading them for some time.
  1. It was he who had cajoled Garland into doing the film...
     是他劝服嘉兰拍这部片子的。
  2. He cajoled Mr Dobson to stand for mayor.
     他说服多布森先生竞选市长。

双语例句

• He cajoled a knife out of a child.
  他甜言蜜语地从孩子手里骗取了一把小刀。
• He cajoled money out of people's pockets.
  他骗取了人们的钱财。
• He remembered how she had cajoled him into planting the strawberries when they had first bought the small house that was to be their home.
  他还记得，当他们买下这间小屋准备安家的时候，她是怎么好言好语说服他种草莓的。
• She cajoled them into helping her.
  她用甜言蜜语来骗取他们的帮助。
• This leads to the final question: how might China be cajoled or coerced into changing its policies?
  这就引出了最后一个问题：如何诱使或迫使中国改变政策？
• Many will have to be persuaded and cajoled.
  这就需要对许多人作说服和劝诱工作。
• Led by John Kerry, the former US presidential candidate, who met Mr Karzai five times in the last three days, the international community cajoled Mr Karzai to accept that only a run-off could restore credibility to the process.
  美国前总统候选人约翰克里（johnkerry）在过去3天五次会晤卡尔扎伊，在他带领下，国际社会说服卡尔扎伊相信，只有举行第二轮投票，才能恢复选举过程的可信度。
• He cajoled his friends into deciding in his favor.
  他哄骗他的朋友们支持他的决定。
• Did you cajoled my wife?
  是你勾引我老婆是吧？
• You have bribed, cajoled, and killed.
  你受贿、诈骗、谋杀。