n.卖弄风情，卖俏，媚态

原形：coquetry复数：coquetries

She engages in coquetry with every man she meets, leaving them all enchanted but never quite sure of her true feelings.
她对遇到的每个男人都施展媚态，让他们全都着迷却又摸不透她的真实感情。
The novel portrays the protagonist's coquetry as a defense mechanism against vulnerability.
这部小说描绘了主角用卖弄风情作为对抗脆弱的防御机制。
Her coquetry was so subtle that it took him a while to realize he was being flirted with.
她的卖弄风骚如此微妙，以至于他过了一会儿才意识到自己正在被调情。
The actress's on-screen coquetry captivated audiences and made her character unforgettable.
那位女演员在银幕上的卖俏吸引了观众，使她的角色难以忘怀。
He found her coquetry charming at first, but soon grew tired of the constant game-playing.
起初，他觉得她的挑逗很迷人，但很快就对这种不断的游戏感到厌倦了。
In the painting, the subject's coy smile and tilted head suggest a sense of coquetry.
画中人物羞涩的微笑和微倾的头颅暗示出一种卖弄风情的感觉。
She used coquetry as a means to manipulate those around her, getting what she wanted without ever revealing her true intentions.
她利用卖弄风情作为操纵周围人的手段，无需透露真实意图就能得到她想要的。
The poet's words captured the delicate balance between innocence and coquetry in the young woman's demeanor.
诗人的文字捕捉到了年轻女子举止中纯真与卖弄风情之间的微妙平衡。
Despite her reputation for coquetry, she was genuinely surprised when he confessed his love to her.
尽管她以卖弄风情著称，当他向她表白时，她还是真心感到惊讶。
The fashion show was a display of coquetry, with models strutting down the runway in tantalizing outfits.
时装秀是一场卖弄风情的展示，模特们穿着撩人的服装在T台上走秀。