entice in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

entice in the PONS Dictionary

entice Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to entice sb to do sth
tentar a alguien a hacer algo
to entice sb away from sth
inducir con maña a alguien para que deje algo
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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This enticed him as a performer to use his vocals.
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It was like a lover waiting for her in distant cities -- across the sea; drawing her, enticing her, weaving a spell over her.
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She tries to entice him into joining her and dives under water.
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A sign placed near the transmitter is used to entice passersby (nearly always in automobiles) to tune in.
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This could be repeated several times, causing significant casualties and, ideally, enticing the enemy into a premature and disorganised charge.
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This action mimics the true movement of a living worm and helps to entice a bass to strike.
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One would cast the rig as close to a bass as possible, enticing a reaction bite.
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The small size was meant to entice the viewer into a meditative state for personal devotion and perhaps the experience of miraculous visions.
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This rise in prices can entice more people to believe the hype and then buy shares as well.
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He was also enticed by the offered salary, which was $1.10 per day, as opposed to the 50 cents he could have made through physical labour.
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