lured

UK
/ljʊəd/
US
/lʊrd/
lureverb

lured

Past Simple

lured
Past Simple
lured
Past Participle
luring
Gerund
UK
/ljʊə/
US
/lʊr/
Traduzioni
attirerSens général: faire venir vers soi ou inciter à venir.
The company tried to lure new customers by offering a 20% discount on their first purchase.
L'entreprise a essayé d'attirer de nouveaux clients en offrant une réduction de 20 % sur leur premier achat.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
leurrerSens de séduction trompeuse ou d'appât; peut être plus marqué que « attirer ».
rappelerEn fauconnerie, pour faire revenir l'oiseau au moyen d'un leurre.
Definizioni
To tempt or attract someone to do something, often by offering some form of reward or advantage.
The company tried to lure new customers by offering a 20% discount on their first purchase.
To recall or exercise a trained bird, especially a hawk, by means of a lure.
The falconer lured the hawk back to his glove.
lurenoun
Definizioni
A device or substance used to attract and catch animals, especially fish.
The fisherman used a shiny lure to attract the trout.
Something that tempts or is used to tempt a person to do something.
The lure of easy money led him into a risky investment.
In falconry, a device consisting of feathers or other bait swung on a cord to recall a hawk.
The falconer whirled the lure above his head to bring the hawk back.
lureadjective
Definizioni
Relating to or designed for the use of a lure.
He bought a new rod for lure fishing.