bait
bait
beɪt
beit
British pronunciation
/bˈe‍ɪt/

Definice a význam slova „bait“ v angličtině

to bait
01

provokovat, škádlit

to provoke or tease someone persistently with criticism or mocking remarks
Transitive: to bait sb
to bait definition and meaning
example
Příklady
He constantly baited his coworker with snide remarks.
Neustále provokoval svého kolegu sarkastickými poznámkami.
She often baits her siblings with teasing remarks.
Často návnady své sourozence škádlivými poznámkami.
02

trápit, návnada

to deliberately torment or harass a trapped or restrained animal, often by letting dogs attack it
Transitive: to bait an animal
example
Příklady
The hunters used to bait animals in the wild to test the dogs' strength.
Lovci kdysi návnadu zvířat v divočině, aby otestovali sílu psů.
It was cruel to bait the bear by allowing dogs to chase it.
Bylo kruté provokovat medvěda tím, že se psům dovolilo ho pronásledovat.
03

návnada, nastražit

to place food or other attractants on a hook, trap, or net to lure fish or animals as prey
Transitive: to bait a trap or hook with food
example
Příklady
They baited the fishing hook with a worm to catch trout.
Nastražili rybářský háček červem, aby chytili pstruhy.
The trap was baited with cheese to lure the mouse inside.
Past byla nastražena sýrem, aby nalákala myš dovnitř.
01

návnada, lákadlo

anything that serves as an enticement
02

návnada, nastražit

something used to lure fish or other animals into danger so they can be trapped or killed
01

obvious, conspicuous, or too noticeable

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example
Příklady
Wearing that outfit to the party is bare bait, you'll stand out.
He got caught red-handed, it was so bait.
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