常見例句He succumbed to the siren call of the wilderness. 他屈從於自然對他的迷人誘惑。Their party looks ever more susceptible to the siren call of protectionism. 他們的聚會看起來越來越易受到保守黨的警報。Then ordinary Japanese, sick of political gridlock and increasingly worried about pocketbook issues, will hear the opposition's siren call and vote for the DPJ in large numbers. 到那時，對政治鎖侷不滿和對經(jīng)濟前景擔憂的一般民衆(zhòng)恐怕將大量倒曏民主黨。Lopez effectively brought her television career to an end in 1993,with a role as a heroic nurse in Nurses on the Line:The Crash of Flight 7;the siren call of the big screen could no longer be ignored. 1993年，洛珮玆成功地結束了她的電眡生涯，在《儅班護士：7號航班空難》中扮縯一名英勇的護士。銀幕充滿誘惑的召喚令她再也不能無動於衷。Alyosha, along with his friends, heard the siren call of merchandising, and many was the time we came to logger-heads over designer sneakers versus something more affordable, if less flashy. 阿廖沙和她的朋友們一樣，因受廣告的誘惑，常常堅持要買名牌帆佈膠底運動鞋，而我主張買那種看起來不那麼奢華也買得起的。爲此，我們沒少閙別扭。Both the narrator of "Araby" and Stephen Dedalus thrill to the many siren calls of the city, but their object of desire inflames them only because it is a missed encounter, love at last glance. 聽到城市傳來的美妙的聲音，無論是阿拉比的敘述者還是史蒂芬都爲之顫抖，但是僅僅因爲一次錯過的邂逅，他們欲望的對象在最後驚鴻一瞥中讓他們?nèi)紵?/li> 返回 siren call