Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Woo"s

A: My suggestion is this: It's based on the sound of an owl calling, which is always written as "Tu-whit, Tu-whoo" or "Too-whit, Too-whoo". So the expression you are asking about is a clever play on those words. It doesn't actually mean anything serious but presumably it means that these words describe someone who is too witty to get round to the serious business of wooing (wooing means courting someone, chatting them up etc). It would seem that it is a fairly critical comment, so perhaps it means that the person they are discussing spends too much time being witty, clever, entertaining, perhaps even likes himself too much - with the result that he still does not have a partner.

A: wooing people means trying to impress them

A: To try and get someone's favor, like for love.
"He is wooing her"-taking her on dates, courting her
"She wooed him"- she gained his favor and now they're in a relationship

A: Woo means to make someone attracted to you or to what you are saying.
You could woo someone to make them love you.
Or you could woo a customer into buying something.

A: To 'woo' someone is to make them fall in love with you but 'in woo' I don't know

A: = atraer

To woo voters, Trump has paid the largest stimulus of any country.

Apple tries to woo new programmers by offering huge salaries.

A: He tried to woo her with flowers and expensive jewelry, but she just didn’t love him.

The word “woo” is very old fashioned, not used much in modern English. It means to try to get a girl to love you,

If you give me the sentence it was in, I could be of more help.

A: He's been trying everything he can think of to woo her ever since he first saw her.

A: courting is an old fashioned term for dating. wooing means trying to impress someone/catch there attention in a romantic way

A: woo

A: Do you mean: 我哦?

A: would/wood, wooed, toward.