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seduce

/sɪˈdjuːs/

Traducción: Verbo que designa la acción de persuadir o atraer a alguien para que realice una conducta deseada, frecuentemente de índole romántica o sexual, o de desviar a alguien del comportamiento correcto.

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verb

/sɪˈdjuːs/B2formal
  • esVerbo que designa la acción de persuadir o atraer a alguien para que realice una conducta deseada, frecuentemente de índole romántica o sexual, o de desviar a alguien del comportamiento correcto.

A verb used to indicate the act of persuading someone to engage in a desired behavior, often of a romantic or sexual nature, or to entice someone away from proper conduct.

  1. Induce to have sexB2formal

    To persuade someone to engage in sexual activity, often through charm or persuasion.

    esSeducir sexualmente

    • He tried to seduce her with expensive gifts and romantic dinners.
    • The novel's plot revolves around a character who attempts to seduce the protagonist.
    • She felt uncomfortable when her boss tried to seduce her at the office party.

    Sinónimosbeguilecharmcoaxenticelurepersuadetemptwoo

  2. Lure or entice away from duty or principlesC1formal

    To attract or lead someone away from proper behavior, responsibilities, or moral standards.

    esSeducir para apartar del deber

    • The promise of easy money seduced him into a life of crime.
    • Young people can be seduced by the glamour of social media fame.
    • The dictator was seduced by the allure of absolute power.

    Sinónimosbeguilecorruptdebauchenticelead astraylureperverttempt

    Antónimosdeterdiscouragedissuaderepel

Formas
  • seduced past participle
  • seduced past simple
  • seducing present participle
  • seduces third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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