coaxing nel dizionario italiano Oxford-Paravia

Traduzioni di coaxing nel dizionario inglese»italiano

I.coaxing [ingl brit ˈkəʊksɪŋ, ingl am ˈkoʊksɪŋ] AGG

coaxing

persuasivo

coaxing

adulatorio

II.coaxing [ingl brit ˈkəʊksɪŋ, ingl am ˈkoʊksɪŋ] SOST

coaxing

moine fpl

coaxing

blandizie fpl

coaxing

sforzo m persuasivo

no amount of coaxing would make him drink it

non c'è modo di farglielo bere

coax [ingl brit kəʊks, ingl am koʊks] VB vb trans

coax person

persuadere, convincere (con pazienza)

coax animal

blandire

to coax sb to do or into doing sth

convincere qn a fare qc

to coax sth out of sb

riuscire a farsi dare qc da qn

to coax sb out of a bad mood

riuscire a far passare il malumore a qn

to coax a car into starting

riuscire a mettere in moto l'auto

“do come, ” he coaxed

“su, vieni, ” disse con voce gentile

Traduzioni di coaxing nel dizionario italiano»inglese

Altre traduzioni ed espressioni tipiche contenenti il termine di ricerca

le moine (comportamento lezioso)

coaxing, wheedling

fare le moine a qn

to try to coax sb

smorfie (moine)

coaxing, wheedling

blandire

to coax

ammansire

to coax

convincere (con pazienza)

to coax a fare: to do, into doing

coaxing nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di coaxing nel dizionario inglese»italiano

I.coaxing SOST

coaxing

persuasione f

II.coaxing AGG

coaxing

persuasivo, -a

coax [koʊks] VB vb trans

coax

persuadere

to coax sth out of sb

riuscire ad ottenere qc da qu

coaxing Esempi dal dizionario PONS (verificati dalla Redazione)

to coax sth out of sb

riuscire ad ottenere qc da qu

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

Initially, they did not want to part with their equipment, but after much coaxing, they gave in.

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The word "blarney" has come to mean clever, flattering, or coaxing talk.

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Statistics are useful in coaxing policymakers to spend more on psychiatric research, treatment and (one fervently hopes) prevention.

www.cnn.com

The artist re-contextualizes text and manipulates scale coaxing us to look at the familiar, or the overlooked in new ways.

blog.syracuse.com

It was trying to get her back on her feet, coaxing her up as she would a calf.

www.telegraph.co.uk

She has also been revealed to be very manipulative, often coaxing her friends behind the scenes to get her desired results.

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The former president was famous for coaxing corporates and individuals with deep pockets to build new schools or renovate dilapidated ones.

city-press.news24.com

Lemon has a tendency to jump to conclusions, which have been known to hurt peoples feelings; she is also easily frightened and often needs extra coaxing to participate.

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In fact, if it weren't for the coaxing and support of their educators, many...

phys.org

After more than ten years of coaxing, he agreed to meet various professionals in person, and eventually even went to two conferences and delivered a lecture at each.

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