beckoned

v.

（用头或手的动作）示意，召唤( beckon的过去式和过去分词 )；

1. He beckoned to me from across the street.
   他在马路对面向我招手致意。
2. This distant land of deep spirituality, legendary art, architecture, and dramatic scenery beckon the explorer.
   这片遥远的乐土以深沉的灵性、传奇的艺术、建筑，以及富有戏剧色彩的风光召唤四方八面的探险家。
3. She crooked her finger to beckon him.
   她勾勾手指向他示意。
4. Surrounded by many acres of car parks, laden with costly merchandise from all over the world, America's malls beckon with glitter and lights.
   美国商场四周是大面积的停车场,从世界各地来的昂贵商品琳琅满目,闪烁的灯光吸引着顾客。
5. She beckoned me to follow her.
   她招手要我跟过去。

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