accost

1 Earn proves less magnetizing than the people he hangs with and the strangers who accost him, a constellation of cops, school principals, city-bus passengers, D.J.s, children, frenemies, inmates, stoners and bizarro celebrities.

2 A few furtive shapes darted into alleys at the sound of hoofbeats on the cobbles, but no one dared accost them.

3 Halfway to the podium, she is accosted by Bryan Cranston, who proceeds to snog her passionately for several seconds.

4 Mrs. B famously accosted Calvin Klein on the dance floor at the hip Studio 54 in New York— and begged him to sell to Browns.

5 Little regiments of children lurked by the doorways, apparently for the express purpose of accosting foreign missionaries.

6 There's a defining moment when Hill's lecturer finds himself frontally accosted by Felicity Montagu as his closeted spinster-admirer and rushes to answer a ringing telephone with a palpable sense of relief.

7 Others simply took it in stride — when aren’t you accosted in New York by strangers wanting to give you something? — and simply walked away, probably scratching their heads internally.

8 According to the report, Diamond was accosted by another man when he moved to intervene, and inadvertently stabbed the man in the process.

9 They saw him slouch forward after breakfast, and, like a mendicant, with outstretched accost a sailor.

他们看到他在早饭以后萎靡不振地走着，而且会像叫化子似地，向一个水手伸出手。

10 Once I disappeared, I wasn’t accosted the way they were.

11 Wielding a juice extractor, he accosts strangers with glasses of green goop, yammering about micronutrients to good ol’ boys and flashing his substantial gut in solidarity.

12 ‘I can’t bear that dreadful woman accosting me every time I happen to walk by.’

13 Don’t say no if you are accosted with this question at the Metropolitan Museum this weekend.

14 She was so famous that people would accost her on the street and ask for an autograph.

15 I was lonely in my room at night, where Netflix would accost me with the passive aggressive, "Are you still watching?"

16 “I don’t usually come out and accost the patients, sorry! It’s just that Hank told me about you and...and I can relate.”

17 I braced myself, but he didn’t accost me.

18 On Wednesday night, Brad Pitt was accosted at the glitzy premiere of "Maleficent," allegedly by the notorious red-carpet attacker Vitalii Sediuk.

19 They have been assigned to accost strangers and extract secrets from them.

他们被指派去与生疏人搭讪从并从他们那里套出奥秘。

20 A stranger accosted him on the bus.

一位陌生人在公共汽车上同他搭讪.

1 引诱

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2 乞讨

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3 搭讪

chat-up

4 拉客

importune solicit hustle

5 与…搭讪

hit on

6 拉

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7 勾引

seduction seductive pander undo seduce allure cajole

8 招呼

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