accosts

accosts

美 [əˈkɔst] 　英 [əˈkɒst]

• v.(接近…)搭话；招呼(不认识的人)；(娼妓等)引诱
• 网络搭讪；向人搭话；勾引

词形变化

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

同义词

英汉解释

v.	1. (接近...)搭话;招呼(不认识的人) 2. (娼妓等)引诱,勾引

英英解释

v.	1. to stop someone and speak to them, especially in a way that could annoy them or make them feel embarrassed

例句

Wyatt accosts Self about his investigation on General Krantz. Self refuses to tell Wyatt anything.

怀亚特跟赛尔夫谈了谈有关他查问“将军”一事，赛尔夫拒绝回答。

The peril to these ones remains in the disbelief which accosts them and renders their understanding poor.

对这些人最危险的是他们仍在怀疑，这怀疑引诱他们并使他们理解力匮乏。