If you cajole someone, you slowly talk them into doing something by being nice, funny, or full of promises — not by giving orders, and not by frightening them. It is a little informal. There is often a feeling that you are gently pushing, even flattering, until they give in.

If you cajole someone如果你cajole某人，you slowly talk them into doing something就是慢慢說服他們去做某件事，by being nice, funny, or full of promises靠的是表現得親切、逗趣，或滿口承諾——not by giving orders不是靠下命令，and not by frightening them也不是靠嚇唬他們。It is a little informal這個字有點口語。There is often a feeling常常帶著一種感覺，that you are gently pushing, even flattering你在溫和地施壓，甚至有點討好，until they give in直到對方讓步。

You might cajole a child into eating vegetables, or cajole a friend into helping you move house. It sits close to coax.

You might cajole a child into eating vegetables你可能會cajole小孩去吃青菜，or cajole a friend into helping you move house或cajole朋友來幫你搬家。It sits close to coax它跟coax意思很接近。

Cajole can sound as if the charm is a bit of an act, but it is not the same as a scam or a lie; the person still chooses, under sweet pressure. You cajole someone into doing something, or cajole something out of someone (a favour, a yes, a bit of money).

Cajole can sound as if the charm is a bit of an actCajole聽起來可能像那份魅力有點裝出來的成分，but it is not the same as a scam or a lie但它跟詐騙或說謊不一樣；the person still chooses對方還是自己選擇的，under sweet pressure只是在甜言蜜語的壓力下。You cajole someone into doing something你可以說cajole someone into doing something，or cajole something out of someone或cajole something out of someone（a favour, a yes, a bit of money像是討到一個人情、一句答應，或一點錢）。