persuasive

形容词有说服力的; 劝诱的; 动听

1. 说服者：如果你有说服者(Persuasive)专长,你在唬骗检定上有+2加值. 有一面墙可以依靠的绳索,或打结绳索,或被施展魔绳术(rope trick)的绳索. 如果你有竞技(Athletic)专长,你在攀爬检定上有+2加值.

2. 说服力：如果一个法院并无服从某个先例的义务,只是因为接受其推理论证而自愿服从,此时该先例即为仅有说服力(persuasive)的先例. 某个州的法院关于某个法律问题的决定对其它州的法院只具有说服力. 例如,如果认为其论证合理,

1. 911查询·英语单词

1. 有说服力的；令人信服的
    Someone or something that is persuasive is likely to persuade a person to believe or do a particular thing.

    e.g. What do you think were some of the more persuasive arguments on the other side?...
           你认为对方哪些观点更有说服力？
    e.g. I can be very persuasive when I want to be...
           如果我愿意的话，我会非常有说服力的。

1. It appears that the case for a better public health system has become even more urgent and persuasive.

2. But he also says that as a church leader and a world leader the pope has to communicate in an understandable and persuasive way.

3. persuasive的解释

3. She is known for sparring well and being a persuasive force with conservative jurists, which could be a huge selling point for the president.

4. The sessions are conducted in English and require no specific knowledge but a desire to engage your persuasive skills in a thoughtful and enjoyable environment.

5. persuasive

5. Zhang was very persuasive, and several of his listeners began to fill in donation registration forms.

6. Still, their tenacious combing has yielded no persuasive evidence to prove Baghdad's alleged possession of WMD.

7. He will have to identify his goal first, and then find the best persuasive expression to reach it.

8. " These debt collectors use methods that can be most persuasive, " Yi said.

9. China should pay more attention to winning the cases by preparing persuasive information, rather than speculating on potential political motivations behind the results.

10. The too vague rhetoric of water being an increasingly scarce resource and current price being too low is not persuasive.

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