tantalising
基本解释
- adj. 诱人的（等于tantalizing）；挑逗的
- v. 惹弄（tantalise的ing形式）
英汉例句
- According to the food boffins, the most tantalising variety involves slightly fatty, grilled bacon between two thick slices of white bread.
食物研究人员认为，最诱人的熏肉三明治是在两片厚厚的白面包中夹着稍微肥腻的烧烤式熏肉。 - He has, for example, shown a fascination with “power laws”: tantalising statistical patterns that seem to crop up wherever you look hard enough.
举例来说，他已经表明了对“权力法律”的强烈偏好：只要你足够努力地寻找就可能出现的诱人的统计学模式。 - It has remained a tantalising mystery for thousands of years, but now a U.S. led research team believes it has found the legendary lost city of Atlantis.
几千年以来，亚特兰蒂斯在哪里一直是一个诱人的奥秘。 然而，现在一个来自于美国的研究团队确信已经发现了这座传说中的城市。 - These momentary glimpses into Mr Ford's life are tantalising, edging towards a striking poetic style.
ECONOMIST: Audacity and elegy - But he finds tantalising evidence that she may have been deprived of maternal love as a child.
ECONOMIST: The hardest act to follow - Within Syria itself, satellite dishes have given millions of Syrians a tantalising glimpse of the modern world.
ECONOMIST: Syria