Word
come-on
/ˈkʌˌmɑn/
noun
引诱；诱惑；吸引人的东西
核心释义
something that entices or attracts by seeming to promise a reward
- 1.
作为诱惑的任何事物
anything that serves as an enticement
- 2.
通过似乎承诺某种奖励的特质来吸引
qualities that attract by seeming to promise some kind of reward
作为诱惑的任何事物；通过似乎承诺某种奖励的特质来吸引；劝诱；诱惑
用法In use
The store used a free gift as a come-on to get customers inside.
用法提示：这里的 come-on 是名词，意为‘引诱物、诱饵’。
The low price was just a come-on; the real cost came later.
用法提示：come-on 指用来吸引人的东西，常常带有欺骗性。
She saw through his come-ons and ignored his flattery.
用法提示：复数形式 come-ons 表示多次或多种诱惑。
give sb a come-on
The salesman gave me a come-on to buy the car.
推销员给我一个诱惑让我买车。
use sth as a come-on
They used a free gift as a come-on to attract customers.
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