vt.搭讪，(贸然)上前搭讪，(唐突地)走近谈话

原形：accost第三人称单数：accosts过去式：accosted过去分词：accosted现在分词：accosting

The stranger accosted me on the street, asking for directions to the nearest post office.
陌生人在我街上拦住我，问去最近邮局怎么走。
She felt uncomfortable as the man persistently accosted her with unwanted compliments.
那男人不停地用她不想要的赞美来搭讪，让她感到很不自在。
The police officer accosted the suspicious individual to inquire about his presence in the area.
警察拦住了那个形迹可疑的人，询问他在这一带的原因。
He nervously accosted the famous author, hoping for an autograph.
他紧张地走近那位著名作家，希望能得到签名。
At the market, vendors accost shoppers with offers of fresh produce and bargain prices.
在市场里，小贩们纷纷向购物者推销新鲜农产品和特价商品。
The beggar accosted passersby with a sad story, seeking alms.
那乞丐用一个悲伤的故事搭讪过路行人，请求施舍。
I was accosted by a group of tourists who needed help finding their hotel.
一群需要帮忙找旅馆的游客拦住了我。
The salesman accosted me with a的热情的笑容 and a firm handshake, trying to sell me a new phone plan.
推销员以热情的笑容和坚定的握手接近我，试图向我推销一个新的电话套餐。
She was accosted by a street performer who insisted she watch his act.
她被一个街头艺人拦住，那人坚持要她看他的表演。
As soon as I entered the store, a sales assistant accosted me, asking if I needed any assistance.
我一进店，就有售货员上来搭话，问我是否需要帮助。