I. coaxing [-ɪŋ] СУЩ. no мн.
- coaxing
- упра́шивание ср.
- coaxing
- угова́ривание ср.
II. coaxing [-ɪŋ] ПРИЛ.
- coaxing
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- coaxing
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coax [kəʊks, америк. koʊks] ГЛ. перех.
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The artist re-contextualizes text and manipulates scale coaxing us to look at the familiar, or the overlooked in new ways.
blog.syracuse.com Statistics are useful in coaxing policymakers to spend more on psychiatric research, treatment and (one fervently hopes) prevention.
www.cnn.com Black slaves, who needed no coaxing, and other citizens, were given arms and sent against the mercenaries.
en.wikipedia.org After some coaxing, he related this conversation with the old farmer.
www.yorkregion.com Fifteen minutes later, another came over and tried coaxing her into silence.
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