convincing
US
UK convincing n: (act of persuading [sb])
SC 劝说 quàn shuō
TC 勸說
TC 勸說
SC 说服 quàn shuō ，shuō fú
TC 說服
TC 說服
He took a lot of convincing, didn't he?
convincing adj: (believable)
SC 令人信服的 lìng rén xìn fú de
SC 有说服力的 lìng rén xìn fú de ，yǒu shuō fú lì de
SC 可信的 lìng rén xìn fú de ，kě xìn de
She gave a convincing account of the harm the law would do.
convincing adj: (realistic-looking)
SC 逼真的 bī zhēn de
SC 看似可信的 bī zhēn de ，kàn sì kě xìn de
SC 看似真实的 bī zhēn de ，kàn sì zhēn shí de
It's a very convincing sculpture of the archbishop.
convince [sb], convince [sb] of [sth] vtr: (persuade)
SC 使确信 shǐ què xìn
TC 使確信
TC 使確信
SC 说服 shǐ què xìn ，shuō fú
TC 說服
TC 說服
He had finally convinced his customers of the advantages of his product.
他终于让客户相信了他产品的优点。
convince [sb] [sth], convince [sb] that [sth] vtr: (make [sb] believe [sth])
SC 使…信服 shǐ xìn fú
SC 使…相信 shǐ xìn fú，shǐ xiāng xìn
SC 说服某人相信
The jury had been sceptical, but the evidence convinced them the defendant was not guilty.
Reading the manifesto convinced me that this was the party I wanted to vote for.
convince [sb] to do [sth] vtr: (influence to act)
SC 说服某人做某事 shuō fú mǒu rén zuò mǒu shì
A letter from his mother convinced him to come home after years abroad.