accost

UK:  [ə'kɒst]

US:  [ə'kɔst]

过去分词：accosted  现在分词：accosting  第三人称单数：accosts  

v.

1.(接近…)搭话;招呼(不认识的人)

2.(娼妓等)引诱,勾引

3.走上前去跟讲话

1 . Mr. Lin could make no sense out of this at all. His worry increased and he dropped Lu to accost Wang, the next person who came along.
林先生不得要领，心里更急，丢开陆和尚，就去问第二个走近来的人，桥头的王三毛。

2 . They saw him slouch forward after breakfast, and, like a mendicant, with outstretched palm, accost a sailor.
早餐之后，他们看到那人懒散地游荡着，而且像一个叫花子那样伸出手去向水手乞讨。

3 . They saw him slouch for' ard after breakfast, and, like a mendicant, with outstretched palm, accost a sailor.
他们看到他在早饭以后萎靡不振地四处游荡，像叫化子似地向一个水手伸手乞讨。

4 . Tale 2: Three immortals disguise themselves as beggars. They accost a fox, a monkey and a rabbit.
传说2：有三个神仙化身为乞丐，分别向一只狐狸，一只猴子和一只兔子讨饭。

5 . Some brave residents are so keen to speak out that they accost strangers, asking if they are journalists.
部分勇敢的居民发表自己观点的欲望如此强烈，他们甚至会跟陌生人搭讪，问他们是否是记者。