英语词汇“fascination”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	fascination
释义	fas·ci·na·tion \ˌfas^ənˈāshən, ˌfaas-\ noun (-s) Etymology: Latin fascination-, fascinatio, from fascinatus + -ion-, -io -ion 1. obsolete : the act of placing under a spell or the state of being under a spell; also : spell, enchantment 2. a. : the quality of fascinating : the quality of holding the interest strongly especially as if by a spell : the ability to enthrall : irresistible attraction or charm < attracted by the fascination of discovery and the prospect of spiritual conquest — American Guide Series: Minnesota > < the Rio Grande … offers fascinations for geologists and bird lovers — Stanley Walker > < it is so dreadful, in fact, that it begins to have its own morbid fascination and it is almost impossible … to put it down — B.R.Redman > < they found a certain fascination in combat — Mack Morriss > b. : a characteristic or peculiarity that gives this quality or ability < tired of her fascinations … he began to blame her for all his misfortunes — Edith Sitwell > 3. : the state of being fascinated : the state of feeling an intense interest in < his lifelong fascination for clowns and their art — Current Biography > < James's fascination by brutality and violence — John Farrelly > < Hunt's fascination with the mechanics and engineering of public opinion — T.H.White b. 1915 > 4. : one form of the game of solitaire
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