1.诱惑,诱骗,诱陷
1.to charm or entice somebody into doing something that he or she would not otherwise have done
2.to obtain something by persuading somebody to give it
1.I gave you credit for more wisdom than to allow yourself to be inveigled into an engagement with a woman considerably older than yourself.
我相信你有足够的智慧，不会上当受骗，与一个比你大的多的女人订婚。
2.One night, the smallest girl got the monster drunk and inveigled him to tell that his fatal part is the neck.
一个晚上，最小的姑娘把魔王灌醉了并打听出了魔王致命的部位就是他的脖子。
3.We know little about how the human body copes with the chemicals that have inveigled their way into our daily life.
人类身体如何处理这些蒙混进入我们日常生活中的化学物质，我们尚知之甚少。
4.His mother inveigled him home on some excuse.
他的母亲编造了个藉口骗他回家。
5.She had inveigled me into taking messages to her lover.
她哄骗我给她的情人送信。
6.They have hidden behind the veils of cowardly coordinates and inveigled others to undertake their debased, unhealthy and diseased work.
他们隐藏在懦弱的衣冠面纱背后，诱骗他人从事他们的低俗的，不健康和败坏的工作。
7.there , despite himself , he was inveigled into making public his engagement.
在那里，尽管他不太愿意，还是受骗公布了他的订婚。
8.With tact and perseverance he inveigled her into Becoming his law partner.
凭着机智和不懈努力，他终于劝说她成为自己的法律合伙人
9.The salesman inveigled the girl into buying the ring.
店员（以甜言）诱使女孩买下戒指。
10.He inveigled them into buying a new car, even though they didn't really want one.
他诱惑他们买了一辆新汽车，其实他们并不真正需要。