英语词组talk someone into doing something是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

talk (one) into (something)

To coax, cajole, or persuade one to do or take part in something. I can't believe I let him talk me into lending him my car for the weekend. Remember the reasons why you're quitting. Don't let them talk you into staying! I'm not letting them talk me into the graveyard shift again—the last time was awful.

talk someone into (doing) something

to overcome someone's objections to doing something; to convince someone to do something. They talked me into going to the meeting, even though I didn't really have the time. No one can talk me into doing something illegal. She finally talked herself into making the dive.

talk into

Persuade, as in They talked me into going swimming with them. This idiom was first recorded in 1697. The antonym is talk out of, meaning "dissuade," as in They tried to talk me out of going swimming. It is almost a century newer, first recorded in Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility (1797-1798).

talk into

1. To direct one's voice toward some device, such as a microphone: The radio announcer talked clearly into the microphone. Talk directly into my tape recorder or it won't pick up your voice.

2. To persuade someone to do something: The salesperson talked us into buying the car. I tried to talk them into my plan, but they wouldn't cooperate.

词组	talk someone into doing something
释义	(redirected from talk someone into doing something) talk (one) into (something) To coax, cajole, or persuade one to do or take part in something. I can't believe I let him talk me into lending him my car for the weekend. Remember the reasons why you're quitting. Don't let them talk you into staying! I'm not letting them talk me into the graveyard shift again—the last time was awful. talk someone into (doing) something to overcome someone's objections to doing something; to convince someone to do something. They talked me into going to the meeting, even though I didn't really have the time. No one can talk me into doing something illegal. She finally talked herself into making the dive. talk into Persuade, as in They talked me into going swimming with them. This idiom was first recorded in 1697. The antonym is talk out of, meaning "dissuade," as in They tried to talk me out of going swimming. It is almost a century newer, first recorded in Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility (1797-1798). talk into v. 1. To direct one's voice toward some device, such as a microphone: The radio announcer talked clearly into the microphone. Talk directly into my tape recorder or it won't pick up your voice. 2. To persuade someone to do something: The salesperson talked us into buying the car. I tried to talk them into my plan, but they wouldn't cooperate.
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