lure

✓lark 🗣️[لارک] NOUN & VERB
۱ ) چکاوک
۲ ) تفریح - بازیگوشی - سرگرمی
۳ ) بازیگوشی کردن
✓lurch 🗣️[لِرْچ] NOUN & VERB
۱ ) حرکت یا چرخش ناگهانی و بی تعادل به یک سمت ( قایق و . . . )
۲ ) به طور ناگهانی و بدون تعادل حرکت کردن - تلوتلو خوردن

مثال :
Everything is hidden by censorship and comolies with the norms ​of morality and international law. *He sent a picture of his six pack
? Can I share a picture of my round belly
? Do you want to lure all the girls from the chat
- People formerly baited chained bears for sport
- در گذشته مردم برای سرگرمی، سگ ها را به جان خرس های زنجیر شده می انداختند.
- His wife enjoyed baiting him
- زنش از اذیت و آزار او لذت می برد.
- to bait a trap with meat
- ( برای جلب حیوان ) گوشت ( طعمه ) در تله گذاشتن
- Worms are good fish bait
- کرم برای ماهیگیری گول زنه ی خوبی است.
- In espionage sex is used as a bait
- در جاسوسی از سکس برای به دام اندازی استفاده می شود.
تعاریف و مثال های بیشتر از NATIVES :
🌠Lure suggests the use of something that attracts, like "bait"
◀️Industry often lures scientists from universities by offering them huge salaries
🌠 n.
something such as jewelry or flashy cars that kidnappers, pedophiles, and pimps use to hook small children and teenagers in to trusting them and going with them so they are away from their parents or guardians and can be exploited
◀️The police matched the color and year of Tom's Viper with the lure used by the kidnapper, so they brought him in for questioning
🌠 LURING
Luring, someone that "lure" ( trick/fooling another guy
◀️ "Why did you steal my juice? You are a little luring. "
⬛⬛🌠🌠 توضیحات دیکشنری کمبریج :
🔴
the quality or power that something or someone has that makes it, him, or her attractive :
◀️the lure of fame/power/money

🔴
an artificial insect or other small animal that is put on the end of a fishing line to attract fish
◀️He could not resist the lure of great riches
◀️I don't understand the lure of fame
◀️She succumbed to the lure of a life of luxury
◀️He resisted the lure of Hollywood
◀️We were attracted by the lure of quick money
🔴 فعل ( Entice / Attract / Tempt / Draw / Seduce )
to persuade someone to do something or go somewhere by offering them something exciting :
◀️She was lured into the job by the offer of a high salary.
◀️He had lured his victim to a deserted house.
◀️Supermarket chains try to lure customers with price discounts.
anything that attracts people or animals, or the qualities that🔴 make something attractive :
◀️The lure of the city for creative people has existed for centuries
🔴A lure is an object used to attract fish or wild animals in order to catch them
🔴to attract a person or animal :
The university hopes to lure a new coach with an attractive◀️ salary package
🔴to persuade someone to do something or go somewhere by offering them something they would like to have :
lure sb with sth
◀️ Supermarket chains try to lure customers with price discounts
lure sb away ( from sth )
He was lured away from the US retailer by a French cosmetics◀️ company
🔴 the quality or power that something has that attracts people :
the lure of fame/money/wealth
◀️He could not resist the lure of easy money
❄️🌸❄️🌸❄️🌸 مثال های بیشتر :
I didn't realize about social media and how that could lure children in.
What about the women, girls and some boys who are lured into it, and kept there by force?
As happens with that other risky activity, the players in microfinance face temptations that lure them away from healthy long term relationships
Towns closer to urban centers have had more success luring new companies
The network was easily the most - watched of the night, luring 12. 2 million viewers from 8 - 11 p. m
The lists all contained so - called lures - - words that would make subjects think of other, related ones.
He's counting on the listing to be a success that will lure investors to further offerings in the years ahead.
Most schools offer scholarships to lure students with attractive grades, athletic skills or other talents.
Part of the lure of becoming a judge is the retirement benefits, and reducing those perks might reduce the quality of judges, some argue.
But the county board rejected the application in hopes of ultimately luring a different use to the property.
Usually the sound of the whistle and a bird or lure on a string is enough to bring them back to him.
They might lure me back into the synagogue.
The lure of a "buffed body" among teens, however, is more of a recent trend.
They were not lured, they were not forced, and they were not conned, into buying these products.
The floor is a screen that is the roof a coop for live birds such as pigeons or starlings that lure the raptors.

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the industry prepares to ramp up again amid staff shortages, one company is offering big incentives to British workers
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