allurer

/ælˈʊɹɹɚ/ noun

One who is alluring.

Word Origin An allurer is one who allures — from Old French 'alurer', from a- (Latin 'ad-' 'to') and lure 'bait' (from Frankish '*lōþr', originally a falconer's lure). So to allure is to attract with bait. The same lure gives us lure (noun and verb). The breakdown a+llur+er shows the double l from assimilation.

noun One who is alluring. countable

As a skilled allurer, she captivated the audience with her charismatic presence.

(名词) 诱惑者

作为一位娴熟的诱惑者,她以迷人的风采吸引了观众。

(sustantivo) Persona que resulta seductora o encantadora.

Como hábil seductora, cautivó al público con su presencia carismática.

(nom) Personne qui séduit, qui exerce un attrait irrésistible sur autrui.

Considérée comme une véritable **allurer**, elle captivait l'auditoire par sa présence charismatique.

(Substantiv) Verführer; Verführerin; Betörer; Betörerin [Jemand, der durch sein Wesen oder Verhalten anziehend und verführerisch wirkt.]

Als geschickter **allurer** faszinierte sie das Publikum mit ihrer charismatischen Ausstrahlung.

(名詞) 人を惹きつける魅力を持つ人、誘惑者。

巧みな誘惑者として、彼女はカリスマ性のある存在感で聴衆を魅了した。

(substantivo) sedutor; encantador; fascinador [Aquele que é sedutor.]

Como uma habilidosa sedutora, ela cativou o público com sua presença carismática.

Word parts: a + llur + er

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