spellbound

英 [ˈspelbaʊnd]

美 [ˈspelbaʊnd]

adj.  入迷; 出神; 着魔
v.  迷惑[诱惑]
spellbind的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：spellbound　过去式：spellbound　

BNC.19222 / COCA.21579

牛津词典

adj.

• 入迷；出神；着魔
  with your attention completely held by what you are listening to or watching
  1. a storyteller who can hold audiences spellbound
     讲故事能让听众如痴如醉的人

柯林斯词典

• ADJ （对…）入迷的;（被…）吸引的
  If you arespellbound bysomething or someone, you are so fascinated that you cannot think about anything else.
  1. His audience had listened like children, spellbound by his words...
     他的观众像孩子般倾听着，被他的话深深吸引了。
  2. He was in awe of her; she held him spellbound.
     他对她十分敬畏;她令他着迷。

英英释义

adj

• having your attention fixated as though by a spell
  Synonym:fascinatedhypnotizedhypnotisedmesmerizedmesmerisedspell-boundtransfixed

双语例句

• Spellbound, Narcissus reached down into the water and touch this person, but only felt the wet water.
  纳瑟西斯著魔似地把手伸入水中，想触摸此人，却只感受到湿冷的水。
• She had grown so luminous even Dorothy, perched on her barrel, was precariously spellbound.
  她变得那么容光焕发，使得站在木桶上的多萝茜给危险地迷住了。
• When I reached the peak I stood spellbound by the scene below.
  我爬上顶峰时，下面的景象使我都看呆了。
• I can well remember that there was a time when a deep blue sky, the song of the birds, moonlight and flowers could never have kept me spellbound.
  我记得很清楚，以前（有那么一段时间），湛蓝的天空，鸟儿的歌唱，月光和鲜花，从未使我心迷神往过。
• The children were spellbound by the story.
  孩子们听故事都听得着了迷。
• The children listened to the story spellbound.
  孩子们听故事听得如痴如醉。
• She sat there motionless, as if spellbound. "What came into me? Poor little Megan!"
  她坐在那儿一动不动，似乎着了魔。我着了什么魔啦？可怜的小梅根
• Her Majesty the King is a triumphant blend of historical fact and heart-stopping emotion& historical fiction that will draw you in and hold you spellbound.
  《女王陛下》成功混合了史实和情感，成为一部历史小说，吸引你不得不读下去。
• The magician held ie kept the children spellbound.
  魔术师把孩子都迷住了。
• The soprano held the audience; This story held our interest; She can hold an audience spellbound.
  那个女高音吸引了观众的注意；这个故事吸引了我们的。