elicits

elicits的音标为：[ɪˈlɪsɪts]，基本翻译为“引起；诱出；诱使”，速记技巧为：elicits=elicit（引出）+s。意为“引起”的同根词还有：elicit笑里藏刀。

elicit这个词的词源可以追溯到拉丁语词素"ex"（出）和"licere"（允许），意为“引出”或“诱出”。它的变化形式有过去式"elicited"、过去分词"elicited"和现在分词"eliciting"。

相关单词有：

1. "elicit"：这个词本身是引出、诱出的意思，可以引申出“索取”的意思，比如“elicit information”（获取信息）。

2. "elicitation"：这个词是由elicit派生出来的，意为“引诱、诱出”，可以引申为“激发、刺激”的意思，比如“emotional elicitation”（情感激发）。

3. "licit"：这个词是由licere派生出来的，意为“合法的”，比如“licit trade”（合法贸易）。

4. "exhale"：这个词是由ex和hale（呼吸）组成的，意为“呼出”，比如“exhale deeply”（深呼吸）。

5. "exquisite"：这个词是由ex和quisite（寻找）组成的，意为“精致的”，比如“exquisite art”（精致的艺术）。

6. "elicitly"：这个词是由elicit加上副词后缀-ly构成的，表示“诱出地”，比如“an elicitly worded letter”（措辞委婉的信）。

7. "elicitor"：这个词是由elicit加上名词后缀-or构成的，表示“引出者”，比如“an elicitor of emotions”（情感引出者）。

8. "exculpate"：这个词是由ex和culpa（罪过）组成的，意为“开脱”，比如“exculpate oneself”（为自己开脱）。

9. "elucidate"：这个词是由elucid（阐明）构成的，意为“阐明、解释”，比如“elucidate a problem”（阐明一个问题）。

10. "expose"：这个词意为“揭露、暴露”，比如“expose a fraud”（揭露欺诈行为）。

常用短语：

1. elicit a response

2. elicit a confession

3. elicit a confession from sb

4. elicit a reaction

5. elicit a response from sb

6. elicit a confession from the suspect

7. elicit a confession from the victim

例句：

1. The teacher used leading questions to elicit a confession from the student.

2. The lawyer used subtle language to elicit a confession from the suspect.

3. She used her charm to elicit a response from the shy boy.

4. The doctor"s questions elicited a confession of guilt from the patient.

5. The detective"s questions elicited a reaction from the witness.

6. The teacher"s gentle tone of voice elicited a smile from the child.

7. The suspect"s lawyer is trying to elicit a confession from him in jail.

英文小作文：

When we are trying to understand someone, we often use questions to elicit information or responses from them. However, sometimes we need to be careful not to come across as too demanding or aggressive, which could make them feel uncomfortable or even defensive. On the other hand, if we use subtle language and a gentle tone of voice, we can elicit a more open and honest response from them.

In my opinion, asking questions is an essential part of communication, but it should always be done in a respectful and understanding way. We should always try to listen to their answers and respond accordingly, rather than just asking for information or checking facts. By doing so, we can create a more positive and trusting relationship with the other person, which can lead to better outcomes in our interactions and relationships.