Word
cajolery
/kəˈdʒəuləri/
noun
哄骗；劝诱；奉承
核心释义
the act or practice of persuading someone with flattery or gentle urging; flattery used to persuade
- 1.
哄骗的行为或做法；诱骗。
The act or practice of cajoling; cajolement.
- 2.
旨在说服的奉承
flattery intended to persuade
哄骗的行为或做法；诱骗。；旨在说服的奉承；诱骗；甜言蜜语
用法In use
The child's cajolery finally convinced his parents to buy him a new toy.
用法提示：此处cajolery指用甜言蜜语进行劝说。
Despite her team's cajolery, the manager remained firm in her decision.
用法提示：此处cajolery表示试图用奉承改变某人主意。
The politician's cajolery was transparent, and voters saw through it.
用法提示：此处cajolery指带有欺骗性的奉承。
use cajolery to do sth
He used cajolery to get what he wanted.
他使用甜言蜜语来得到他想要的东西。
resort to cajolery
常用于负面语境
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语法说明Grammar Note
通常不可数，但偶尔可数（如a piece of cajolery）
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