cajolery
用法要点
句型搭配
cajolery 通常作为不可数名词使用，常见于 'use cajolery' 或 'fall for cajolery' 等短语中，强调行为本身而非具体实例。
介词用法
cajolery 常与介词 'with' 或 'through' 连用，表示通过甜言蜜语的方式，如 'with cajolery' 或 'through cajolery'。
语域说明
cajolery 属于正式或书面语，多用于描述政治、商业或人际关系中的诱骗行为，日常口语中较少使用。
基础例句
She used a little cajolery to convince her friend to lend her the car.
她用一点甜言蜜语说服朋友把车借给她。
Don't fall for his cajolery; he's just trying to get a favor.
别被他的哄骗迷惑，他只是想占便宜。
The child's cajolery worked, and his parents bought him the toy.
孩子的撒娇奏效了，父母给他买了玩具。
高级例句
In negotiations, cajolery can be an effective tool to sway opinions without direct confrontation.
在谈判中，甜言蜜语可以作为一种有效工具，在不直接对抗的情况下影响观点。
The politician's speech was filled with cajolery to gain public support for the new policy.
这位政治家的演讲充满了诱骗，旨在为新政策争取公众支持。
Business leaders often employ cajolery to motivate employees during challenging times.
商业领袖在困难时期常使用哄骗来激励员工。
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常见错误
cajolery 通常与介词 'on' 连用表示对某人使用甜言蜜语，而不是 'to'。
cajolery 带有负面含义，指不真诚的诱骗，不适合描述建立友谊的正面方式。
近义词辨析
flattery
flattery 强调通过赞美来讨好他人，可能更中性或轻微负面；cajolery 更侧重于用甜言蜜语诱骗或哄骗，通常带有更强的欺骗性。
Her flattery made him feel good, but his cajolery was meant to manipulate her into agreeing.
persuasion
persuasion 泛指通过理由或情感说服他人，可以是真诚的；cajolery 特指用不真诚的甜言蜜语进行诱骗，常含贬义。
Effective persuasion relies on logic, while cajolery depends on deceptive charm.