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Detailed Translations for seducer from English to Spanish

seducer form of seduce:

to seduce verb (seduces, seduced, seducing)

  1. to seduce (tempt; allure)
  2. to seduce (entice; attract; tempt; allure; invite)
    tentar; anudar

Conjugations for seduce:

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

Translation Matrix for seduce:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
anudar tie; tie to
seducir enticing; luring; tempting
tentar enticing; luring; tempting
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
anudar allure; attract; entice; invite; seduce; tempt attach; bind; bind together; button; button up; fasten; fix; knot; tie; tie on; tie together; tie up
encantar allure; seduce; tempt allure; bewitch; cast a spell on; charm; delight; enchant; fascinate; put a spell on; ravish
seducir allure; seduce; tempt entice; lure
tentar allure; attract; entice; invite; seduce; tempt attempt; check; endeavor; endeavour; examine; explore; frisk; pretest; scan; strive; tempt; test; try; try out
- make; score
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
encantar entrance

Related Words for "seduce":

  • seducing, seduced

Synonyms for "seduce":


Related Definitions for "seduce":

  1. lure or entice away from duty, principles, or proper conduct1
    • She was seduced by the temptation of easy money and started to work in a massage parlor1
  2. induce to have sex1
    • Harry finally seduced Sally1

Wiktionary Translations for seduce:

seduce
verb
  1. to win over or attract someone

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
seduce seducir; camelar versieren — verleiden
seduce inducir; tentar verleiden — tot kwaad brengen

seducer:

seducer [the ~] nomen

  1. the seducer (tempter; temptress)
    el persuadidor; el tentador; el cebo; el seductor
  2. the seducer (lady-killer; womanizer; lover-boy; stud; womaniser)
    el ligón; el seductor
  3. the seducer
    la seductora; la tentadora; la persuadidora

Translation Matrix for seducer:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
cebo seducer; tempter; temptress bait; enticement; fish-bait; lure; trick
ligón lady-killer; lover-boy; seducer; stud; womaniser; womanizer
persuadidor seducer; tempter; temptress
persuadidora seducer
seductor lady-killer; lover-boy; seducer; stud; tempter; temptress; womaniser; womanizer
seductora seducer
tentador seducer; tempter; temptress
tentadora seducer enchantress; female charmer
- ladies' man; lady killer
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
seductor alluring; amiable; appealing; attractive; charming; congenial; endearing; engaging; entrancing; friendly; inviting; likable; lovely; nice; sweet; tempting; winsome
tentador alluring; amiable; attractive; charming; friendly; inviting; lovely; sweet; tempting

Related Words for "seducer":

  • seducers

Synonyms for "seducer":

  • bad person
  • ladies' man; lady killer; libertine; debauchee; rounder

Related Definitions for "seducer":

  1. a man who takes advantage of women1
  2. a bad person who entices others into error or wrongdoing1

Wiktionary Translations for seducer:


Cross Translation:
FromToVia
seducer seductor séducteur — Celui, celle qui séduire, qui fait tomber en erreur ou en faute.