单词 | fascinate |
释义 | fas·ci·nate transitive verb 1. obsolete 2. a. < believed that the serpent was capable of fascinating its prey before striking > < the changing vivid colors of the sunset fascinated the eye > < the younger and weaker man was fascinated and helpless before the creeping approach of so monstrous a wrath — G.D.Brown > < the bright light of a hooded lantern or a flashlight fascinates the fleet-footed animal, making him a target for the huntsman's bullet — American Guide Series: Maine > b. < was fascinated by the personality of the tall, dark-haired young actress — J.K.Newnham > < men … who were not either fascinating women or obeying them — G.K.Chesterton > intransitive verb < the very style of the book fascinates, never mind the content > < since she had proved that she could farm as well as a man there was less need for her to endeavour to fascinate as a woman — Ellen Glasgow > Synonyms: see attract |
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