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Definition of tempting in English: temptingadjectiveˈtɛm(p)tɪŋˈtɛm(p)tɪŋ Appealing to or attracting someone, even if wrong or unwise. 诱人的,吸引人的(即使为错误的或不明智的) a tempting financial offer 诱人的资金提供。 with infinitive it is often tempting to bring about change rapidly 实现快速变化常是很诱人的。 Example sentencesExamples - It sounds too good to be true but this is the tempting prize on offer.
- Many schools are not providing tempting but healthy alternatives to junk food.
- Apple pie is just one of many tempting treats on offer.
- The macaroni underneath is OK but certainly nowhere as delicious as the tempting topping.
- Stallholders offer us tempting nibbles as we pass by.
- A tempting offer is on for avid book collectors.
- Staff can now offer a tempting range of products from well-known names.
- The website even offers a few tempting recipes.
- The cuisine is excellent: delicious island food, together with the most tempting snacks.
- He was getting all sorts of tempting offers for a copy of the tape.
- Over forty market stalls will display a tempting selection of delicious seafood.
- Crisp and crunchy Coconut Fried Shrimp makes a tempting appetizer.
- He had such a tempting, forbidden appeal to him!
- The restaurant offered a variety of tempting dishes, including a number of vegetarian options.
- I expected to be offered a tempting plate of delicious morsels.
- The menus offered a tempting feast of gourmet food.
- They are running a couple of very tempting offers for all new clients.
- You can choose any alternative from the tempting soup list.
- Some people are more tempting targets for mosquitoes than others.
- These must have been tempting offers, but he turned them down.
Synonyms enticing, alluring, attractive, appealing, inviting, captivating, seductive beguiling, fascinating, intriguing, tantalizing irresistible appetizing, mouth-watering, delicious, succulent, luscious, toothsome informal scrummy, scrumptious, yummy, finger-licking, delish British informal moreish North American informal nummy seductive, sexy, desirable, sexually attractive, provocative nubile informal beddable Definition of tempting in US English: temptingadjectiveˈtem(p)tiNGˈtɛm(p)tɪŋ Appealing to or attracting someone, even if wrong or inadvisable. 诱人的,吸引人的(即使为错误的或不明智的) a tempting financial offer 诱人的资金提供。 with infinitive it is often tempting to bring about change rapidly 实现快速变化常是很诱人的。 Example sentencesExamples - I expected to be offered a tempting plate of delicious morsels.
- Crisp and crunchy Coconut Fried Shrimp makes a tempting appetizer.
- It sounds too good to be true but this is the tempting prize on offer.
- They are running a couple of very tempting offers for all new clients.
- He was getting all sorts of tempting offers for a copy of the tape.
- Over forty market stalls will display a tempting selection of delicious seafood.
- The cuisine is excellent: delicious island food, together with the most tempting snacks.
- Some people are more tempting targets for mosquitoes than others.
- He had such a tempting, forbidden appeal to him!
- The website even offers a few tempting recipes.
- Apple pie is just one of many tempting treats on offer.
- The restaurant offered a variety of tempting dishes, including a number of vegetarian options.
- A tempting offer is on for avid book collectors.
- You can choose any alternative from the tempting soup list.
- The macaroni underneath is OK but certainly nowhere as delicious as the tempting topping.
- The menus offered a tempting feast of gourmet food.
- Many schools are not providing tempting but healthy alternatives to junk food.
- These must have been tempting offers, but he turned them down.
- Staff can now offer a tempting range of products from well-known names.
- Stallholders offer us tempting nibbles as we pass by.
Synonyms enticing, alluring, attractive, appealing, inviting, captivating, seductive appetizing, mouth-watering, delicious, succulent, luscious, toothsome seductive, sexy, desirable, sexually attractive, provocative |