luring 的 2 个定义
- anything that attracts, entices, or allures.
- the power of attracting or enticing.
- a decoy; live or especially artificial bait used in fishing or trapping.
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lured, lur·ing.
- to attract, entice, or tempt; allure.
- to draw or recall, as by a lure or decoy.
luring 近义词
seductive
更多luring例句
- Verizon is battling AT&T and T-Mobile, its 5G rivals, to win over consumers with the lure of much faster download speeds.
- And he is said to be luring more young Muslims from his home region in the Pankisi Gorge to join his insurgency forces.
- This is not always best for luring visitors to the real city.
- The park administration has embarked on a slew of tourist-luring projects.
- To listen to him tell it, luring businesses across state lines is part of a great American tradition.
- Whatever half-answers we got about Terminus raised ten times more questions, luring us deeper.
- In the depths of his being, below an immense horizon, shone joy, luring him onward and brightening as it did so.
- By luring a Gern cruiser here and then taking it away from them.
- There was a booth-theatre fitted up, and luring the folk to its dingy green canvas enclosure.
- Now it is not to be presumed, that so luring a game as cards would have been omitted in the enumeration, had they been in use.
- Annesley made no objection to Knight's plan for luring the journalist into his "trap," which was a harmless one.