allure in Chinese
allure in Chinese is 魔法, 勾引 — allure means a powerful, attractive charm or appeal that draws people in.
allure in Chinese
魔法
Pronounced: mó fǎ
勾引
Pronounced: gōu yǐn
(transitive) To entice; to attract.
What does "allure" mean?
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noun A powerful, attractive charm or appeal that draws people in.
"The allure of a career in Hollywood tempted her away from law school."
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verb To attract or tempt someone strongly.
"The promise of easy money allured him into the scheme."
allure in a sentence
- The allure of a career in Hollywood tempted her away from law school.
- The old city has a certain allure for tourists.
- The promise of easy money allured him into the scheme.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "allure" in Chinese?
"allure" in Chinese is 魔法, 勾引. allure means: A powerful, attractive charm or appeal that draws people in.
How do you pronounce 魔法?
"allure" in Chinese is 魔法, pronounced "mó fǎ".
How do you use "allure" in a sentence?
Example: "The allure of a career in Hollywood tempted her away from law school." In Chinese, "allure" is 魔法, 勾引.
Are there other ways to say "allure" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "allure": 魔法, 勾引.
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