coaxed

v.

哄，用好话劝说( coax的过去式和过去分词 )；巧言骗取；哄劝，劝诱；

1. The clerk is always able to coax the customers into good humor.
   那个售货员总是能够把顾客哄得高高兴兴的。
2. Mother ran after me, murmuring fine words to coax me.
   母亲在后面小跑着，嘴里还在不断地说着好话哄我。
3. I've come back to coax a respectable sum of money out of an aged woman who happens also to be my mother.
   我回来的目的，是从一个老太婆手上诱骗一笔数目可观的金钱，她碰巧是我母亲。

Facebook and coaxed affordances
Stem Cells Are Coaxed to Produce Insulin
Methylmercury Chloride Coaxed Oxidative Stress in Rats
Colorful inorganic chemistry coaxed into supercritical CO
Widening of scars: foe coaxed into a friend? The Millard technique revisited.
Developmental biology. Stem cells are coaxed to produce insulin.
Widening of scars: Foe coaxed into a friend? The Millard technique revisited - Comments
SCIENCE IN SOCIETY. Pacific Rim mathematicians coaxed from their ivory towers.
Pushing the Envelope: Dengue Viral Membrane Coaxed into Shape by Molecular Simulations
Can captive orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus abelii) be coaxed into cumulative build-up of techniques?