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temptation

/tempˈteɪ.ʃən/

翻译: 名词,指想做某事的欲望,尤指不正当或不明智的事;也指引起这种欲望的事物。

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词语关系

noun

/tempˈteɪ.ʃən/B2formal
  • zh名词,指想做某事的欲望,尤指不正当或不明智的事;也指引起这种欲望的事物。

A noun referring to the desire to do something, especially something wrong or unwise, or the thing that causes such a desire.

  1. Seductive thingB1formal

    Something that attracts or entices someone, often leading them to do something they know they should not.

    zh诱惑

    • The chocolate cake on the counter was a constant temptation.
    • For a dieter, the smell of fresh pizza is a powerful temptation.
    • The offer of easy money proved to be an irresistible temptation.

    同义词allureallurementattractionbaitcome-ondrawenticementinducementluremagnetpullseductionsiren song

    反义词deterrentdiscouragementrepellent

  2. Desire to do wrongB1formal

    The internal feeling or urge to do something that is pleasurable but unwise or forbidden.

    zh诱惑

    • He struggled with the temptation to skip his workout.
    • She felt a strong temptation to check her phone during the exam.
    • Resisting the temptation to spend money is a key part of saving.

    同义词cravingdesirehankeringimpulseinclinationitchlongingurgeyen

  3. Act of enticingB2formal

    The act of trying to persuade or influence someone by appealing to their hopes or desires.

    zh诱惑

    • The advertisement was a clear temptation to buy the new gadget.
    • He was accused of using temptation to lure customers away from competitors.
    • The temptation of a better job offer made him reconsider his current position.

    同义词alluremententicementseduction

词形
  • temptations plural form
  • temptations' possessive plural form
  • temptation's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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