fascinate

美音：[ˈfæsɪˌneɪt] 英音：[ˈfæsɪneɪt]

简单释义：

v.使着迷；蛊惑

网络迷住；使神魂颠倒；吸引

变形：

过去式：fascinated 现在分词：fascinating 第三人称单数：fascinates

完整释义：

1.使着迷,使神魂颠倒,强烈吸引住
2.蛊惑

例句：

Why this occurred in our conversation we did not know, but it started to fascinate us.
我们不知道为什么这个问题会出现在我们的谈话中，但它把我们都迷住了。
It was the islands that seemed chiefly to fascinate Melville-or rather-the whole tropical ambience of the area.
主要还是那些岛屿，或者不如说是那个地方的整个热带风光。
With out these unique ornaments, the Tibetan clothing , just like losing the soul, are unable to fascinate people with its charm.
倘若失去了这些独有的装饰，藏族服装就如同失掉了魂魄，再也没有能力如此让人为之着迷。
The birds begin to fascinate Al and the two develop a close friendship which strengthens in troubled times and blooms in good times.
艾尔逐渐被鸟儿吸引，两人发展成为亲密好友。他们的友谊，在艰难时期巩固，在好日子里开花。
The Lindbergh kidnapping has continued to fascinate the public.
林德伯格绑架案一直迷惑着人们。
Genuineness and uniqueness of drawings really attract and fascinate.
绘图作品的真诚与独特着实令人神往。
One things that fascinate us most about cats are the popular relief that cats have nine lives.
最使我们感兴趣的一件事就是一种通俗的信念—猫有九条命。
She then shifts her attention to my feet, which seem to fascinate her, stroking the nail varnish on my big toe through the bars.
她然后将注意力转移到我的脚上，似乎这很让她欣喜。她穿过栅栏来捅我大脚趾上的指甲油。

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