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1 forlede
verb. [ få noen til] induce (til at to, f.eks. induce him to do it) verb. [ lokke] inveigle, lure (til into, f.eks. inveigle him into taking part in a conspiracy) verb. [ lede på avveier] lead astray (f.eks.he was led astray by the older boys
) verb. [ narre] trick, humbug (til into, f.eks. trick him into signing the document)
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