1.说服,劝服;使相信
2.被说服
1.to make someone agree to do something by giving them reasons why they should; to cause someone to do something by being a good reason for doing it
2.to make someone believe that something is true
1.He recalls persuading one Chinese visitor to take a lesson, only to have her ask if she could take her sun umbrella with her.
他回忆道，有一次他想要说服一位中国游客上一堂冲浪课，结果对方问他是否可以带上遮阳伞。
2.He decided to talk to his teacher with the hope of persuading her to give him a higher grade.
他决定去和老师谈谈，希望说服她给自己提高分数。
3.He went on hunger strike for her, at last persuading the authorities to let her go abroad for medical treatment.
他为她绝食抗议，最后终于说服官方同意她出国治疗。
4.He said the US was having trouble persuading some countries to accept detainees.
他说，美国难以说服其它一些国家接收在押人员。
5.He was just as bold with Volkswagen, persuading the carmaker to run ads featuring a very realistic crash in which no one was hurt.
他在和大众汽车合作时同样大胆创意，说服大众在广告中制造了一场非常真实的车祸，但却无人因此而受伤。
6.Thank you for persuading me that I was better than I suspected.
让我相信我能成为超过自己期望的人。
7.That seems to be persuading even Harry Potter to look more closely at digital distribution.
这种现状似乎也让“哈利波特”团队更加审慎地重组数字分销策略。
8.I talked with him for hours, without persuading him to give up the idea of going abroad.
我和他谈了几个小时，也没能说服他放弃出国的念头。
9.Their strategy depends on the troika persuading banks to agree to what is called a "haircut" in the value of their holdings of such bonds.
他们的策略取决于三巨头劝说银行同意把手中持有的债券价值进行所谓的“资产贬值”
10.In the video Jassim said she had to talk to one elderly woman several times before persuading her to blow herself up at a bus station.
视频中，贾西姆说她不得不和某老妇人多次谈话，以劝说她在公共汽车站执行自杀爆炸。