1. Coaxing because a new government will have to spot the bureaucrats who want reform (they do exist) and enlist their help. 之所以要哄骗是因为新政府必须让官僚知道谁想要改革（他们确实存在），并要获得他们的帮助。
2. After that episode, I went towards my son to give him a tight hug and applied medication on him, while coaxing him to sleep. 过了一阵子之后，我打起精神来，一面哄著儿子，一面也在他屁股上擦药，让他上床睡觉。
3. At times in the past, there seemed hope for diplomacy aimed at coaxing North Korea into giving up its nuclear program and joining the concert of nations. 在过去的某些时候，通过外交手段来促使朝鲜放弃核计划，参与跟其他国家的合作似乎是有可能的。
英英解释
n.
1. flattery designed to gain favor
2. pleasingly persuasive or intended to persuade
