temptingly
/ˈtemptɪŋli/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈtemptɪŋli/ (ame, ipa)
temptingly — 副詞
1. done or presented so strongly that it appeals to what you desire, making the off
誘人地
以誘惑或吸引人的方式
done or presented so strongly that it appeals to what you desire, making the offered thing or action hard to refuse
The bakery window displayed its cakes temptingly, drawing customers from across the street.
那家麵包店的櫥窗誘人地展示著蛋糕，吸引街對面的顧客上門。
temptingly + verb (displayed)
Eitan waved the concert tickets temptingly in front of his sister's face.
Eitan 在妹妹面前誘人地揮動演唱會門票。
The resort brochure described the island beaches temptingly, with turquoise water and soft white sand.
度假村的手冊誘人地描述了島嶼海灘，有湛藍的海水和柔軟的白沙。
The sofa was priced temptingly low, so Luca bought it the same day.
那張沙發定價低得誘人，Luca 當天就買了下來。
A temptingly sweet smell drifted out of the kitchen where Antonia was baking.
Antonia 烘焙的廚房飄出一股誘人的甜味。
The job offered a temptingly generous salary that Bilal found hard to refuse.
那份工作提供誘人的高薪，令 Bilal 難以拒絕。
Sade held out a box of chocolates temptingly, inviting everyone to take one.
Sade 誘人地捧著一盒巧克力，邀請每個人都拿一顆。
Reema spotted a temptingly good deal on flights and booked her holiday right away.
Reema 看到誘人的廉價機票，立刻訂了假期行程。
- enticingly
very similar in meaning, slightly more formal
- alluringly
suggests physical or romantic attraction more strongly
- invitingly
focuses on the welcoming quality of the offer or appearance
- repulsively
in a way that pushes people away instead of attracting them
文法句型
temptingly + verb
temptingly + adjective
用法筆記
Commonly used with verbs of showing, offering, or describing (display, wave, describe, offer, present), and also frequently before adjectives (temptingly low, temptingly sweet, temptingly generous) where it acts as an intensifier, like 'very' but with a sense of appeal. The adverb usually comes after the verb, at the end of the clause, or directly before the adjective it modifies.