cajoled

v.

（用甜言蜜语、虚假诺言等）劝诱，哄骗( cajole的过去式和过去分词 )；勾引；

1. It is difficult to cajole him into consent.
   骗取他的同意很难。
2. How can we cajole his father out of punishing him?
   我们怎样才能说服他的父亲不惩罚他呢?
3. They tried to cajole their daughter out of marrying him.
   他们试图用甜言蜜语诱使女儿打消跟他结婚的念头。

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