bewitch
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++be·witch /bɪˈwɪtʃ/ verb [transitive] 1 INTERESTEDto make someone feel so interested or attracted that they cannot think clearly 使着迷，使心醉 Tim is utterly bewitched by her. 蒂姆完全被她迷住了。2. ROMto get control over someone by putting a magic spell on them 施魔力于；使着魔n Grammar Bewitch is usually passive. —bewitching adjective a bewitching smile 迷人的微笑→ See Verb table
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bewitch• Some, shaped like tiny globes, radiated a scarlet glow that was utterly bewitching.• I was bewitched by Claire, instantly, helplessly.• Back in Vienna he had been bewitched by the viciously witty judgments of the satirist, Karl Kraus.• Yet, the girl could think of nothing but the bewitching dancing shoes.• True, she'd escaped Fincara, but Fincara would only have bewitched her, not killed her.• But design debates can also bewitch organizations.be·witch verb →n GRAMMAR1LDOCE OnlineChineseSyllable
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bewitch
be‧witch /bɪˈwɪtʃ/
verb [transitive usually passive]
1. to make someone feel so interested or attracted that they cannot think clearly:
Tim’s utterly bewitched by her.
2. to get control over someone by putting a magic spell on them
—bewitching adjective:
a bewitching smile
be‧witch /bɪˈwɪtʃ/
verb [transitive usually passive]1. to make someone feel so interested or attracted that they cannot think clearly:
2. to get control over someone by putting a magic spell on them
—bewitching adjective: