Sense: to tease or torment (a person etc) by making him want something he cannot have and by keeping it just beyond his reach
The expensive clothes in the shop-window tantalized her.; tantalizing smells in the kitchen.
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 Afrikaans: tantaliserend |
 Arabic: مُعَذِّب لِعَدَم تَحْقيقِ |
 Bulgarian: мъчителен |
 Brazilian: fascinante |
 Czech: vábivý |
 German: aufreizend |
 Danish: fristende |
 Greek: σκανδαλιστικός, γαργαλιστ |
 Spanish: tentador |
 Estonian: õrritavad, ahvatlevad |
 Farsi: وسوسه انگیز |
 Finnish: härnäävä |
 French: tentant |
 Hebrew: מְפַתֶה |
 Hindi: तरसाने वाला |
 Croatian: koji muči; mučan |
 Hungarian: tantaluszi kínokat okozó |
 Indonesian: merangsang |
 Icelandic: freistandi |
 Italian: stuzzicante, allettante |
 Japanese: じらすような |
 Korean: 감질나게 하는 |
 Lithuanian: erzinantis, kankinantis |
 Latvian: mokošs; vilinošs |
 Malay: menggoda |
 Dutch: verleidelijk |
 Norwegian: fristende |
 Polish: dręczący, kuszący |
 Portuguese: fascinante |
 Romanian: ispititor |
 Russian: дразнящий |
 Slovak: vábivý |
 Slovenian: mamljiv |
 Serbian: kinjenje |
 Swedish: lockande, frestande, förf |
 Thai: ยั่วน้ำลาย |
 Turkish: baştan çıkarıcı |
 Taiwanese: 撩人的，逗人的 |
 Ukrainian: дражливий |
 Urdu: چھيڑ، ترسانا |
 Vietnamese: trêu ngươi |
 Chinese: 撩人的，逗人的 |
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