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1 tempt
tempt(to (try to) persuade or attract to do something; to make (someone) want to do (something): The sunshine tempted them (to go) out.) tentar- tempter
- tempting
- temptingly
- be tempted to do something
- be tempted
tempt vb tentartr[tempt]1 tentar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be tempted to do something estar tentado,-a a hacer algoto tempt fate tentar a la suerteto tempt providence tentar la suerteto tempt somebody to something ofrecerle algo a alguien, servirle algo a alguientempt ['tɛmpt] vt: tentarv.• apetecer v.• engolosinar v.• inducir v.• provocar v.• seducir v.• tentar v.tempttransitive verb (often pass) tentar*to tempt fate o providence — tentar* a la suerte
to be tempted to + INF — estar* tentado de + inf
to tempt somebody INTO something/-ING: they tempted me into staying another week me convencieron de que me quedara otra semana; may I tempt you to a little more? — ¿le sirvo un poco más?
[tempt]VT1) (gen) tentarthey've offered me a job in France and I must say I'm tempted — me han ofrecido un trabajo en Francia y la verdad es que me tienta mucho
can I tempt you to another cake? — ¿le apetece otro pastelito?
2) (Rel) tentar, poner a pruebayou shouldn't tempt fate or providence — no hay que tentar a la suerte
* * *[tempt]transitive verb (often pass) tentar*to tempt fate o providence — tentar* a la suerte
to be tempted to + INF — estar* tentado de + inf
to tempt somebody INTO something/-ING: they tempted me into staying another week me convencieron de que me quedara otra semana; may I tempt you to a little more? — ¿le sirvo un poco más?