verführen

I v/t

1. sexuell: seduce

2. (verlocken) entice, tempt (zu to; etw. zu tun into doing); weitS. (vom rechten Weg abbringen) lead s.o. astray; jemanden zu einem Bierchen etc. verführen umg. tempt s.o. to a beer etc.

II v/i: zum Diebstahl verführen be an invitation to steal; es verführt zum Kauf it makes you tempted to buy (it)

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to seduce; to debauch; to bribe; to inveigle; to pervert

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ver|füh|ren ptp verführt

vt

to tempt; (esp sexuell) to seduce; die Jugend, das Volk etc to lead astray

jdn zu etw verfǘhren, jdn verfǘhren, etw zu tun — to encourage sb to do sth

ich lasse mich gern verfǘhren — you can twist my arm (inf)

diese offenen Kisten verfǘhren ja direkt zum Diebstahl — these open boxes are an encouragement or invitation to steal

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1) (to trap: He was ensnared by her beauty.) ensnare

2) (to lead (someone) to crime or to evil or immoral (especially sexually immoral) acts.) pervert

3) (to persuade or attract into doing, thinking etc (something, especially something foolish or wrong): She was seduced by the attractions of the big city.) seduce

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ver·füh·ren *

vt

1. (verleiten)

▪ jdn [zu etw dat] \verführen to entice sb [into doing sth]

▪ jdn \verführen (sexuell) to seduce sb

2. (hum: verlocken)

▪ jdn zu etw dat \verführen to tempt sb to sth

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1.

transitives Verb

1) tempt

jemanden zum Trinken verführen — encourage somebody to take up drinking

2) (sexuell) seduce

2.

intransitives Verb

zu etwas verführen — be a temptation to something

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verführen

A. v/t

1. sexuell: seduce

2. (verlocken) entice, tempt (

zu to;

etwas

zu tun into doing); weitS. (vom rechten Weg abbringen) lead sb astray;

jemanden zu einem Bierchen etc

verführen umg tempt sb to a beer etc

B. v/i:

zum Diebstahl verführen be an invitation to steal;

es verführt zum Kauf it makes you tempted to buy (it)

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1.

transitives Verb

1) tempt

jemanden zum Trinken verführen — encourage somebody to take up drinking

2) (sexuell) seduce

2.

intransitives Verb

zu etwas verführen — be a temptation to something

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v.

to debauch v.

to ensnare v.

to inveigle v.

to seduce v.