entice (someone or something) into (something)

1. To appeal to someone or an animal in some way, in order to convince them to do something. My parents are trying to use money to entice me into getting better grades—and it's working!

2. To appeal to someone or an animal in some way, in order to convince them to physically enter something. What can we use to entice the animals into the trap? I enticed the kids into the car with the promise of ice cream.

词组	entice (someone or something) into (something)
释义	entice (someone or something) into (something) entice (someone or something) into (something) 1. To appeal to someone or an animal in some way, in order to convince them to do something. My parents are trying to use money to entice me into getting better grades—and it's working! 2. To appeal to someone or an animal in some way, in order to convince them to physically enter something. What can we use to entice the animals into the trap? I enticed the kids into the car with the promise of ice cream. See also: entice Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: entice tempt (someone or an animal) with (something) tempt with bring (someone or something) into action bring into action push off on bring (someone or something) out of (somewhere or someone) bring out of dangle (something) before (someone) dangle before
随便看	dot dotage dote do tell dote on dote on (someone or something) dote over (someone or something) doth do the business do the deed do the dirty on somebody do the dirty on (someone) do the dirty on someone do the dishes do the donkey work do the drink thing do the drug thing do the Dutch do the hard way do the hard yards do the honors do the honors, to do the honours do the job do the job/trick