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Перевод: enticing

[прилагательное]
соблазнительный; привлекательный; завлекательный

Тезаурус:

1. (First Edition) LOAN SHARKS enticing people into debt, then inflicting violence on them when they fail to pay 100 per cent interest rates, are a growing and deeply disturbing aspect of inner-city poverty, a conference was told yesterday.
2. Members question the logic of enticing even more tourists into an area which already has 12 million people passing through every year.
3. Companies throw them in as enticing make-weights in their employees' pay packets.
4. The result was all she intended - glamorous, enticing, unusual.
5. ONE MORE increase in interest rates means yet another deluge of incentives from housebuilders aimed at enticing buyers out of their shells.
6. The reading-list to which Leonard's mind was directed was broad and enticing.
7. From 1938, enticing offers appeared in the small ads section of the Jewish press:
8. Enticing marriage with no promises: Neil Wilson on sport's need to balance the benefits and blights of TV exposure
9. He carries the show and even if Eh? still doesn't sound enticing, he should be seen."
10. Rather than enticing your man, its real value may be that it makes you feel sexier and therefore more likely to initiate or respond to his overtures.
11. The Brooklands is Rolls-Royce/Bentley's "entry model", replacing both the Mulsanne and the Bentley 8 and aimed at enticing first-time owners into the Crewe fold.
12. When it comes to earning a living there is no more enticing environment than a pub.
13. She queried what had turned a band that had formerly written, "Sweet, enticing ballads" into one which was: "Brash and abrasive, pained and persecuted."