v.劝诱，哄骗，诱骗

原形：cajole第三人称单数：cajoles过去式：cajoled过去分词：cajoled现在分词：cajoling

She tried to cajole her little brother into sharing his toys with the other children.
她试图哄诱她的小弟弟与其他孩子分享他的玩具。
The salesperson used all his charm to cajole the customer into buying the expensive watch.
销售员使出浑身解数哄劝顾客购买那只昂贵的手表。
He attempted to cajole his boss into giving him a raise by highlighting his recent accomplishments.
他试图通过强调自己最近的成就来哄骗老板给他加薪。
The mother cajoled her child into eating the vegetables by promising a dessert afterwards.
母亲哄着孩子吃蔬菜，许诺之后会有甜点。
The politician cajoled the crowd with promises of change and progress.
那位政治家用改变和进步的承诺哄动了人群。
It's hard to cajole someone who is set in their ways.
很难哄劝一个固执己见的人。
She cajoled her friend into accompanying her on the scary roller coaster ride.
她哄着她的朋友陪她坐惊险的过山车。
The coach tried to cajole the team into playing with more enthusiasm.
教练试图鼓励全队以更大的热情进行比赛。
He wasn't easily swayed, and her attempts to cajole him only made him more stubborn.
他不容易被说服，她试图哄他的努力反而使他更加固执。
The negotiator skillfully cajoled both parties into reaching a compromise.
谈判代表巧妙地哄劝双方达成妥协。