lure
11lure — [n] bait allurement, ambush, appeal, attraction, bribe, call, camouflage, carrot*, come on*, con game*, decoy, delusion, draw, enticement, fake, gimmick, hook, illusion, incentive, inducement, inveiglement, invitation, magnet*, mousetrap*, pull,… …
12Luré — is a village and commune in the Loire département of central France.ee also*Communes of the Loire department …
13Lure — (spr. Lühr), 1) Gebirge in Frankreich; trennt die Departements Drôme u. Basses Alpes, geht nach Vaucluse u. bildet hier die Spitze Ventoux (6384 Fuß) u.a.; 2) Arrondissement im französischen Departement Haute Saône, 40 QM., 125,000 Ew. in 10… …
14Lure — (spr. lür ), Arrondissementshauptstadt im franz. Depart. Obersaône, 300 m ü. M., nahe dem rechten Ufer des Ognon, Knotenpunkt der Ostbahn, hat eine ehemalige Benediktinerabtei (im 7. Jahrh. gegründet), ein Collège, eine Bibliothek, eine… …
15lure — I verb adlicere, allure, attract, bait, beguile, bewitch, bribe, cajole, captivate, charm, coax, court, decoy, draw on, entice, hold out allurement, hold out temptation, induce, inlicere, inveigle, pellicere, provoke desire, seduce, tantalize,… …
16lure — ► VERB ▪ tempt to do something or to go somewhere. ► NOUN 1) a thing that lures a person or animal to do something. 2) the attractive qualities of a person or thing. 3) a type of bait used in fishing or hunting. 4) Falconry a bunch of feathers… …
17Lure — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Lure (homonymie). 47° 41′ 01″ N 6° 29′ 51″ E …
18lure — al·lure·ment; anom·a·lure; can·ne·lure; cheve·lure; co·lure; cra·que·lure; en·co·lure; lure·ment; mouil·lure; pe·lure; tu·bu·lure; dis·par·lure; gyp·lure; al·lure; lure; …
19lure — 01. The old man [lured] children into his home by promising to show them his new kittens. 02. The police were able to [lure] the drug dealer into a trap by posing as addicts looking for cocaine. 03. Cigarette companies are doing everything they… …
20lure — lure1 [luə, ljuə US lur] v [T] 1.) to persuade someone to do something, especially something wrong or dangerous, by making it seem attractive or exciting lure sb into (doing) sth ▪ People may be lured into buying tickets by clever advertising.… …
