n.奉承；谄媚；哄诱

The salesperson's blandishments couldn't persuade me to buy the unnecessary gadget.
销售员的奉承无法说服我购买那个不必要的小玩意。
Despite her boss's blandishments, she refused to work overtime without proper compensation.
尽管老板好言相劝，她还是拒绝在没有适当补偿的情况下加班。
He tried every blandishment in the book to win her heart, from poetry to expensive gifts.
他尝试了书中的每一种讨好的手段来赢得她的芳心，从诗歌到昂贵的礼物。
The politician's blandishments about a brighter future failed to convince the skeptical voters.
政客对美好未来的承诺未能说服持怀疑态度的选民。
The child was immune to her mother's blandishments, stubbornly refusing to eat his vegetables.
孩子对母亲的哄骗无动于衷，固执地拒绝吃蔬菜。
The travel agent used all sorts of blandishments to advertise the exotic vacation package.
旅行社用各种诱人的描述来宣传这个异国情调的度假套餐。
She was not swayed by his blandishments; she knew they were insincere.
她没有被他的甜言蜜语所动摇；她知道那些话是不真诚的。
The car salesman's blandishments about the vehicle's features couldn't hide its poor safety rating.
汽车销售员对该车辆特点的吹嘘无法掩盖其糟糕的安全评级。
It's amazing how some people fall for the blandishments of get-rich-quick schemes.
令人惊讶的是，有些人竟然会相信快速致富计划的诱惑。
He resorted to flattery and blandishments when he realized reasoning wouldn't change her mind.
当他意识到讲道理无法改变她的想法时，他开始使用谄媚和奉承。