accost - Definition & Meaning | Lingo Dictionary

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ccost

to approach or address someone aggressively or boldly, often with an intent to engage in conversationto approach or address someone aggressively or boldly, often with an intent to engage in conversation

例句

Street vendors often accost pedestrians, trying to sell their wares.
街头小贩经常搭讪行人，试图出售他们的商品。
She accosted me yesterday, asking for directions to the nearest bus stop.
昨天她搭讪我，询问去最近的公交车站的方向。
The aggressive panhandler is currently accosting passersby for spare change.
那个咄咄逼人的乞丐目前正在搭讪路人要零钱。

同义词

address come up to

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搭讪, 接近

to approach or address someone aggressively or boldly, often with an intent to engage in conversation

Street vendors often accost pedestrians, trying to sell their wares.
街头小贩经常搭讪行人，试图出售他们的商品。
She accosted me yesterday, asking for directions to the nearest bus stop.
昨天她搭讪我，询问去最近的公交车站的方向。
The aggressive panhandler is currently accosting passersby for spare change.
那个咄咄逼人的乞丐目前正在搭讪路人要零钱。
While I was walking home last night, a stranger was accosting people outside the subway station.
昨晚我走回家时，一个陌生人在地铁站外向人们搭讪。
If we walk through that neighborhood, I'm sure someone will accost us for money.
如果我们走过那个街区，我确信会有人接近我们要钱。

同义词：

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