關於Tempt的意思和用法的提問

A: thank you

A: You want to do something, same as desire

A: It means to be strongly inclined to abruptly end a telephone call.

A: tempted = tentado

A: It means being subject to temptation. If you someone is trying to tempt you with chocolate they are trying to use your desire for chocolate to get you to do something. For example, to train dogs many trainers tempt them with a treat.

A: “I’m tempted to buy that”
“I’m tempted to go shopping even tho (slang for though) I have to save money”
“I’m tempted to speed since no one is on the road today”

Theres not many common expressions because most of the time its up to context. If you want to do something but you know you shouldn’t, you can use that phrase.

Im tempted to +

A:
I’m tempted to quit my job, but I need the money.

I’m tempted to tell him the truth, but I don’t think he will take it very well.

A: "I was tempted to buy two instead of three."
"Sneaking out of the house was a tempting thought."
"She was tempted to steal it instead of pay."

A: What can I say to tempt you?

Can I tempt you with chocolate?

The sweet aroma will tempt customers into the shop.

A: You tempt me with that chocolate.

Don't tempt me!

Can I tempt you with some dessert?

A: While they're all synonymous:

Tempt means to allure/attract somebody into doing something, whether not not they'll follow your temptation.

Entice means to put something (on the table, so to speak) to make someone more likely to do something for you, or to want something. "I'll entice him with a monetary incentive"

Allure is like entice, just to allure somebody with a figurative, intangible thing. You can allure someone with your looks, personality, or charm. Alluring qualities have more to do with qualities of somebody, rather than physical assets, with the exception of, possibly, money or big houses, or something to gain)

Seduce is purely romantic. He can seduce a women with his good looks. A women can seduce a man at night; etc. seducing can also be used in the terms of power (advantages or manipulation, etc). You can seduce someone into doing something for them by bribing them, forcing them to do something, etc

A: Tempt is usually not positive.example. He was tempted to eat the cake.
Appeal is positive.example. She looked appealing in her dress.

A: temp is to get someone to do something (usually bad) by showing them a good view of it.
"I am tempted to smoke when I am stressed"

fascinate is to have a strong interest of liking to something.
"I am fascinated by pianos"

A: A. I felt tempted to eat that burger. (좋지 않은 것에 유혹할 때 쓰는 단어인데요)
B. She was trying to seduce him. (사람에게 뭔가를 하러 설득할 때 쓰는 단어인데요)

A: "Tempt" is when you are attracted to doing something, usually bad.
"Ex. I was tempted to eat some cake but I have to stick to my diet!"

"Seduce" is similar but it is a much stronger word. It means to entice someone to do something (that might be bad for them but good for you)
"Some adults are worried cigarette ads will seduce teenagers into smoking"

It is also often used sexually to mean to entice or persuade someone into having sex.
"The teacher was fired after trying to seduce a student."

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