goad (someone) into (something)

To taunt, tease, or otherwise coerce someone into taking some action. Billy, don't let your friends goad you into doing anything stupid.

goad someone into something

to urge or coerce someone into doing something. Don't try to goad me into it. I just won't do it! We goaded Mary into going with us.

goad into

To induce someone to do something through prodding or threat of embarrassment: I didn't want to steal the candy bar, but the other kids goaded me into it.

词组	goad (someone) into (something)
释义	goad (someone) into (something) goad (someone) into (something) To taunt, tease, or otherwise coerce someone into taking some action. Billy, don't let your friends goad you into doing anything stupid. See also: goad Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. goad someone into something to urge or coerce someone into doing something. Don't try to goad me into it. I just won't do it! We goaded Mary into going with us. See also: goad McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. goad into v. To induce someone to do something through prodding or threat of embarrassment: I didn't want to steal the candy bar, but the other kids goaded me into it. See also: goad The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs. See also: goad into goad on goad goad (someone or something) on needle (one) about (something) needle about spur on buy off entrap blackmail (someone) into (something)
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