tantalize in Russian
tantalize in Russian is манить, прима́нивать — tantalize means to tease someone by showing them something they want, without letting them have it.
tantalize in Russian
манить
Pronounced: manit
To tease (someone) by offering something desirable but keeping it out of reach.
прима́нивать
Pronounced: primanivat
To tease (someone) by offering something desirable but keeping it out of reach.
What does "tantalize" mean?
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verb To tease someone by showing them something they want, without letting them have it.
"Then he signed the warrior to continue to shoot arrows into the great beast while he attempted to close in upon him with the knife; so as one tantalized upon one side, the other sneaked cautiously in upon the other."
- verb To feel teased because something you want is kept just out of reach.
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tantalize in a sentence
- Then he signed the warrior to continue to shoot arrows into the great beast while he attempted to close in upon him with the knife; so as one tantalized upon one side, the other sneaked cautiously in upon the other.
- “It was—simply amazing,” she repeated abstractedly. “But I swore I wouldn’t tell it and here I am tantalizing you.”
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What is "tantalize" in Russian?
"tantalize" in Russian is манить, прима́нивать. tantalize means: To tease someone by showing them something they want, without letting them have it.
How do you pronounce манить?
"tantalize" in Russian is манить, pronounced "manit".
Are there other ways to say "tantalize" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "tantalize": манить, прима́нивать.
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