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wheedling

/hweed-l, weed-l/US // ˈʰwid l, ˈwid l //UK // (ˈwiːdəl) //

苦苦哀求,苦口婆心,哀求,软磨硬泡

Related Words

finagle飞鹰,飞鹰行动,飞鹰计划,飞鹰队cajole哄骗,劝说,谄媚,劝告draw绘制,画画,画,抽奖oil石油,油,油类,油油court法庭,法院,法庭上,法庭上的coax同轴,同轴线,同轴心,哄骗seduce诱惑,诱导,诱骗,勾引flatter谄媚,谄媚者,谄媚的,谄媚的人banter谑而不虐,戏谑,谐谑,逗趣snow雪,白雪,积雪,雪花inveigle驻马店,驻马店市,驻马店市政府,驻马店市委书记persuade劝说,劝导,劝服,说服charm魅力,魅力四射,迷人的魅力,魅力无穷entice诱使,诱惑,诱骗,诱导sweet-talk甜言蜜语,甜言密语,嘴甜,嘴上说说而已blandish乏味,寡淡无味,乏味的,寡淡kowtow叩头,叩拜,磕头,叩首soap肥皂,香皂,皂液con骗局,骗人,骗术,骗人的soft-soap软肥皂,软皂,软性肥皂,柔和肥皂

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1

    whee·dled, whee·dling.

    • : to endeavor to influence by smooth, flattering, or beguiling words or acts: We wheedled him incessantly, but he would not consent.
    • : to persuade by such words or acts: She wheedled him into going with her.
    • : to obtain by artful persuasions: I wheedled a new car out of my father.
v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1

    whee·dled, whee·dling.

    • : to use beguiling or artful persuasions: I always wheedle if I really need something.

Synonyms & Antonyms

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Synonyms
cajole哄骗,劝说,谄媚,劝告finagle飞鹰,飞鹰行动,飞鹰计划,飞鹰队banter谑而不虐,戏谑,谐谑,逗趣blandish乏味,寡淡无味,乏味的,寡淡charm魅力,魅力四射,迷人的魅力,魅力无穷coax同轴,同轴线,同轴心,哄骗con骗局,骗人,骗术,骗人的court法庭,法院,法庭上,法庭上的draw绘制,画画,画,抽奖entice诱使,诱惑,诱骗,诱导flatter谄媚,谄媚者,谄媚的,谄媚的人inveigle驻马店,驻马店市,驻马店市政府,驻马店市委书记kowtow叩头,叩拜,磕头,叩首oil石油,油,油类,油油persuade劝说,劝导,劝服,说服seduce诱惑,诱导,诱骗,勾引snow雪,白雪,积雪,雪花soap肥皂,香皂,皂液soft-soap软肥皂,软皂,软性肥皂,柔和肥皂sweet-talk甜言蜜语,甜言密语,嘴甜,嘴上说说而已worm虫子,蜗牛,蠕虫,蜗杆butter up抹上黄油lay it on敷上,放在,敷设,放置soften up软化,柔化,软化作用,变软spread it on传播下去,传播到,传播出去,传播到上sweeten up加糖,加甜,加点甜头,加点甜味work on从事,工作上的问题,工作上,着手于

Examples

  • Sadly, it sounded a little wheedling rather than simply right (which he is).

  • "No compriendo," he stammered, though I had heard him use good-enough English of a sort in wheedling for tips.

  • The lady in nankeen now began, in a wheedling, coaxing voice, to beg 'Kate' to appear.

  • I think she must have had a kind of notion that it was a coaxing, wheedling little stool.

  • He had a way of speaking that sounded uncivil to ears attuned to the soft Irish accent and the wheedling tone.

  • The reason he was now become so wheedling and she so mysterious was (in brief) that they knew they were about to be sent to bed.

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