wheedled

英 [ˈwiːdld]

美 [ˈwiːdld]

v.  (用言语)哄
wheedle的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 哄骗;劝诱
  If you say that someonewheedles, you mean that they try to persuade someone to do or give them what they want, for example by saying nice things that they do not mean.
  1. Cross decided to beg and wheedle a bit...
     克罗斯决定用上点乞求和哄骗。
  2. He managed to wheedle his way into the offices.
     他连哄带骗地设法进了办公楼。
  3. ...an opportunity to wheedle more money out of Wilson...
     从威尔森先生那里骗取更多钱的机会
  4. 'Why don't you try to read on past page 21,' I wheedled and sat down again.
     “为什么你不试着读一下前面第21页呢？”，我一边哄劝一边又坐下。

双语例句

• She wheedled five dollars out of her father.
  她用甜言蜜语从她父亲那儿骗去了五美元。
• She was an expert in flattery. He wheedled his way onto the stage.
  她深谙奉承谄媚之道。
• At first it might appear that all such people would react strongly to being wheedled out of their enclosed spaces.
  起初可能会让人们觉得象是从封闭的空间中被哄骗出来，而对此反映强烈。
• She wheedled her husband into buying a lottery ticket.
  她用甜言蜜语诱使她的丈夫买彩券。
• She wheedled me into looking after the children.
  她用花言巧语骗我去照看孩子。
• He wheedled five pounds out of his father.
  他用甜言蜜语从父亲那里讨来五镑。
• I was going to stay in, but Rosie wheedled me into taking her to the cinema.
  我本打算待在家里，但罗琦死乞白赖地说服了我带她去看电影。
• 'Why don't you try to read on past page 21,' I wheedled and sat down again.
  “为什么你不试着读一下前面第21页呢？”，我一边哄劝一边又坐下。
• She wheedled the money out of her father.
  她哄她父亲给她些钱。
• She wheedled him into going.
  她用花言巧语把他打发走了。