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siren song

/ˈsaɪərən sɒŋ/

翻译: 源自希腊神话中塞壬用迷人歌声引诱水手致其沉船丧命的典故,比喻看似极具吸引力、令人难以抗拒,实则暗藏危险或会导致毁灭的事物。

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/ˈsaɪərən sɒŋ/C1formalart
  • zh源自希腊神话中塞壬用迷人歌声引诱水手致其沉船丧命的典故,比喻看似极具吸引力、令人难以抗拒,实则暗藏危险或会导致毁灭的事物。

A metaphorical phrase referring to something that is very attractive and tempting but ultimately dangerous or destructive, derived from Greek mythology where sirens lured sailors to their deaths with enchanting music.

  1. Tempting but dangerous attractionC1formal

    An alluring but potentially harmful or deceptive appeal or temptation.

    zh诱人却危险的吸引

    • The promise of easy money was a siren song that led him into debt.
    • She resisted the siren song of fame and fortune.
    • The advertisement was a siren song for impulsive buyers.
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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