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Detailed Translations for lures from English to French

lures form of lure:

to lure verb (lures, lured, luring)

  1. to lure (entice)

Conjugations for lure:

present
  1. lure
  2. lure
  3. lures
  4. lure
  5. lure
  6. lure
simple past
  1. lured
  2. lured
  3. lured
  4. lured
  5. lured
  6. lured
present perfect
  1. have lured
  2. have lured
  3. has lured
  4. have lured
  5. have lured
  6. have lured
past continuous
  1. was luring
  2. were luring
  3. was luring
  4. were luring
  5. were luring
  6. were luring
future
  1. shall lure
  2. will lure
  3. will lure
  4. shall lure
  5. will lure
  6. will lure
continuous present
  1. am luring
  2. are luring
  3. is luring
  4. are luring
  5. are luring
  6. are luring
subjunctive
  1. be lured
  2. be lured
  3. be lured
  4. be lured
  5. be lured
  6. be lured
diverse
  1. lure!
  2. let's lure!
  3. lured
  4. luring
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

lure [the ~] noun

  1. the lure (bait; enticement)
    l'appât; le leurre; l'amorce; la pâture
  2. the lure (temptation; vexation; allurement; )
    la séduction; la tentation; le charme; l'enchantement; le ravissement; l'attraction; l'envoûtement; l'ensorcellement
  3. the lure (dodge; ruse)
    le truc; l'habileté; l'adresse; la combine
  4. the lure (tempting voice)
    le leurre
  5. the lure (seductiveness; temptation)
    la tentation; l'attrait; la séduction

Translation Matrix for lure:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
adresse dodge; lure; ruse ability; address; addressing; adroitness; agility; art; competence; dexterity; e-mail address; email address; gimmick; internet e-mail address; knack; skill; sleight of hand; trick
amorce bait; enticement; lure bait; beginning; call bird; commencement; decoy; opening; outset; percussion-cap; start; stool pigeon
appât bait; enticement; lure bait; call bird; come-on; decoy; fish-bait; stool pigeon
attraction affliction; allurement; charm; conquest; enticement; fascination; inroad; lure; ordeal; temptation; trial; vexation appeal; attraction; attractiveness; charm; draw; enchantment; enticement; enticing; fascination; luring; notice; splendidness; temptation; tempting
attrait lure; seductiveness; temptation allurement; alluring; appeal; attracting; attraction; attractiveness; bird call; bird whistle; call; call note; charm; charming; delightfulness; enchantment; enticement; fascination; inviting; loveliness; power of attraction; pull; splendidness; temptation; tempting
charme affliction; allurement; charm; conquest; enticement; fascination; inroad; lure; ordeal; temptation; trial; vexation allurement; alluring; amiability; appeal; attracting; attraction; attractiveness; charm; charming; delightfulness; enchantment; enticement; enticing; fascination; inviting; loveliness; luring; power of attraction; splendidness; sweetness; temptation; tempting
combine dodge; lure; ruse
enchantement affliction; allurement; charm; conquest; enticement; fascination; inroad; lure; ordeal; temptation; trial; vexation appeal; attractiveness; charm; delight; ecstasy; effusiveness; enchantment; enthusiasm; enticement; exaltation; exuberance; fascination; high spirits; magic; rapture; ravishment; splendidness; under the spell
ensorcellement affliction; allurement; charm; conquest; enticement; fascination; inroad; lure; ordeal; temptation; trial; vexation appeal; attractiveness; charm; ecstasy; enchantment; enticement; exaltation; fascination; magic; magic power; magic spell; rapture; sorcery; splendidness; witchcraft
envoûtement affliction; allurement; charm; conquest; enticement; fascination; inroad; lure; ordeal; temptation; trial; vexation appeal; attractiveness; charm; ecstasy; enchantment; enticement; exaltation; fascination; magic; magic power; magic spell; rapture; sorcery; splendidness; under the spell; witchcraft
habileté dodge; lure; ruse ability; adroitness; agility; art; brightness; business sense; capability; capacity; cleverness; competence; dexterity; discernment; dodge; expertise; gimmick; handiness; insight; intelligence; knack; quality; sagacity; skill; sleight of hand; smartness; trick; wiliness
leurre bait; enticement; lure; tempting voice artificial bait; delusion; fata morgana; guise; hallucination; illusion; mirage; pretence; pretense; pretext; trick
pâture bait; enticement; lure almondpaste; ground bait; ledger bait
ravissement affliction; allurement; charm; conquest; enticement; fascination; inroad; lure; ordeal; temptation; trial; vexation ecstasy; enthusiasm; exaltation; excitement; rapture
séduction affliction; allurement; charm; conquest; enticement; fascination; inroad; lure; ordeal; seductiveness; temptation; trial; vexation alluring; attracting; charming; desirability; enticing; inviting; luring; tempting
tentation affliction; allurement; charm; conquest; enticement; fascination; inroad; lure; ordeal; seductiveness; temptation; trial; vexation
truc dodge; lure; ruse apparatus; appliance; article; device; gadget; gimmick; good; item; knack; machine; magic trick; matter; object; sleight of hand; stuff; thing; trick
- bait; come-on; decoy; enticement; hook; sweetener
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
allecher dehors entice; lure
attirer dehoors entice; lure
- entice; tempt

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Related Definitions for "lure":

  1. something used to lure fish or other animals into danger so they can be trapped or killed1
  2. qualities that attract by seeming to promise some kind of reward1
  3. anything that serves as an enticement1
  4. provoke someone to do something through (often false or exaggerated) promises or persuasion1
    • He lured me into temptation1

Wiktionary Translations for lure:

lure
verb
  1. to entice
noun
  1. artificial fishing bait
  2. tempting or attractive object
lure
verb
  1. tirer, faire venir à soi.
noun
  1. fauconnerie|fr Morceau de cuir rouge en forme d’oiseau, dont les fauconniers se servaient pour appeler les oiseaux de fauconnerie lorsqu’ils ne revenaient pas au réclame.

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
lure tenter; attirer locken — jemanden mit Hilfe eines Versprechens zu einer Handlung bewegen