n.甜言蜜语；诱骗；谄媚

She tried her cajolery skills on the stubborn boss, hoping to convince him to change his mind.
她试图用她的说服技巧来打动固执的老板，希望他能改变主意。
The politician employed all sorts of cajolery to win over the voters in the election.
这位政治家使用各种手段来争取选民的支持。
Her cajolery was so effective that even the grumpiest customer left the store with a smile.
她的说服力如此强大，连最不高兴的顾客也带着笑容离开了商店。
The salesperson used cajolery and discounts to persuade the customer into making a purchase.
销售员运用劝诱和折扣策略让顾客决定购买。
The teacher's gentle cajolery helped the shy student to participate in class discussions.
老师温和的劝说鼓励了害羞的学生参与到课堂讨论中。
After hours of cajoling, the children finally agreed to clean their room.
经过几个小时的劝说，孩子们终于同意打扫他们的房间。
The psychologist knew how to use cajolery to help patients open up about their fears.
心理学家懂得如何运用劝导技巧帮助病人说出他们的恐惧。
The coach employed a bit of cajolery to motivate the team before the big game.
教练用一些劝诱来激励队伍在大赛前振作起来。
Cajolery is an art, and she had mastered it flawlessly in her career as a diplomat.
劝诱是一种艺术，她在外交生涯中完美地掌握了它。
Her cajolery tactics seemed manipulative, which raised suspicion among her friends.
她的劝诱手法似乎带有操纵性，这引起了朋友们的怀疑。