wheedled 在《牛津英西词典》中的词汇

词条wheedled在英语»西班牙语中的译文

wheedle [美 ˈ(h)widl, 英 ˈwiːd(ə)l] 动词 trans

1. wheedle (coax, flatter):

to wheedle sth out of sb

sonsacarle algo a alguien

she wheedled the money out of him

le sonsacó el dinero

she wheedled the money out of him

lo cameló para que le diera el dinero 西班牙 俗

to wheedle sb into -ing she wheedled me into going with her

me engatusó para que lo acompañara 俗

to wheedle sb into -ing she wheedled me into going with her

me cameló para que lo acompañara 西班牙 俗

to wheedle one's way into sb's affection/confidence

conquistarse a alguien/ganarse la confianza de alguien a base de halagos

2. wheedle <wheedling, 现在分词 > tone/voice:

wheedle

adulador

词条wheedled在西班牙语»英语中的译文

相关的个性化匹配翻译

cameló al abuelo para que le diese dinero

she wheedled some money out of her grandfather

wheedled 在《PONS词典》中的词汇

词条wheedled在西班牙语»英语中的译文

相关的个性化匹配翻译

gitanear

to wheedle

embromar

to wheedle

单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）

英语

It wheedles and bargains, promises more than it could ever deliver, whispers and slimes.

www.theglobeandmail.com

Wheedle's website went offline this afternoon after a blogger identified a fault that let people change the reserve price of other members' auctions.

www.stuff.co.nz

Rather than hard keys, the board has rubberized ones that let you wheedle unusual sounds and effects out of each note.

gizmodo.com

And politics is one of the vehicles to wheedle this influence.

www.ghanaweb.com

Over time the album tugs and wheedles its way into your heart.

www.indyweek.com

He used his good looks to win over the ladies, wheedle out info and charm his way out of tight spots.

www.stuff.co.nz

He seems to wheedle his way in and be very convincing.

www.bbc.co.uk

For several months, the company has been asking users about their friends usernames, trying to wheedle out people using false names.

blogs.telegraph.co.uk

Though it struggles to exploit its full potential, it does enough to wheedle itself to live up to expectations.

www.sportskeeda.com

Who has not heard wives commended for wheedling their husbands out of money, or joked because they are hopelessly extravagant?

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