seductively
adverb uk/sɪˈdʌk.tɪv.li/ us/səˈdʌk.tɪv.li/
(SEXUALLY)
诱人地
in a way that is intended to make someone feel attracted to you and want to have sex with you
She once posed seductively for a men's magazine. 她曾经为一本男性杂志摆拍撩人的姿势。
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- Sheridan, clad only in a towel, talks seductively to Owens.
- She was all pouting lips, seductively lined eyes and false eyelashes.
- He was wearing his new pyjamas and he lay back seductively.
- The strippers at that time performed slowly and seductively.
(OF THING, IDEA)
有诱惑力地;有魅力地
in a way that is attractive and makes you want to do, have, or believe something
He laid out a spread of seductively arranged pastries. 他摆出了一系列诱人的糕点。
They sell their ideology very seductively. 他们非常诱人地推销自己的意识形态。
See: seductive
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- The nearby Klamath River is seductively warm at this time of year, perfect for swimming.
- The alternative could be that we buy into the meanings consumer capitalism so seductively sells us because we don't see anything else on offer.
- As you'd expect from Scott, the film is seductively shot.
- Although momentarily tempted by the seductively rich chocolate dessert, her willpower held firm.
- He is seductively forthright about the failures in his life.