coax someone into doing something 劝某人做某事
coax someone out of something 劝某人放弃某事
coax a smile 逗出笑容
coax information out of someone 套取信息
gently coax 温和地劝说
1. The teacher coaxed the shy student to answer the question.
老师耐心地鼓励害羞的学生回答问题。
2. She coaxed her friend into joining the study group.
她劝朋友加入学习小组。
3. He coaxed the child to finish the homework.
他耐心劝孩子完成作业。
A: How did you get him to participate in the activity?
A：你是怎么让他参加活动的？
B: I coaxed him by explaining why it would be helpful.
B：我通过解释这件事的好处来劝说他。
1) 通过温和劝说使某人做某事
2) 用耐心和鼓励让某人接受某个想法
3) 巧妙地引出信息或反应
1. 劝诱某人做某事，使其愿意接受或行动。
e.g. She coaxed him into trying the new method.
她劝他尝试这个新方法。
2. 通过温柔或耐心的方式获得某物或某种反应。
e.g. The parent coaxed a smile from the child.
家长逗得孩子笑了起来。
verb
1. Past tense and past participle of coax; to persuade someone gently or gradually to do something.
Synonym: persuaded, encouraged, persuaded gently