mesmerizing
/ˈmezməraɪzɪŋ/ (bre, ipa) · [mˈɛzmɚˌaɪzɪŋ] /ˈmezməraɪzɪŋ/ (ame, ipa)
mesmerizing — 形容詞
- mesmerizingpositive
- more mesmerizingcomparative
- most mesmerizingsuperlative
1. so beautiful or skilful that it holds your attention completely, as if you are u
令人著迷
美得讓人目不轉睛,無法移開視線
so beautiful or skilful that it holds your attention completely, as if you are under a spell
Fatima could not take her eyes off the mesmerizing flames in the fireplace.
Fatima 無法將目光從壁爐裡迷人的火焰上移開。
The street performer's mesmerizing tricks drew a large crowd in the square.
街頭藝人令人著迷的把戲吸引了廣場上的一大群人。
collocation: mesmerizing + performance noun (tricks)
Sanjay found the view from the mountaintop completely mesmerizing at sunset.
Sanjay 覺得山頂日落的景色完全令人著迷。
There was something mesmerizing about the way Ms. Chen told old stories.
Ms. Chen 講老故事的方式有種迷人的魔力。
Amara had never seen such mesmerizing colours as those in the stained-glass window.
Amara 從未見過像彩繪玻璃窗那樣迷人的色彩。
- captivating
less intense; suggests charm rather than a trance-like pull
- enchanting
implies a magical, fairy-tale quality
- spellbinding
emphasizes the power to make you unable to look away or move
- hypnotic
closest in meaning; often describes rhythmic, repetitive things
文法句型
find + something + mesmerizing
there is something mesmerizing about + noun/gerund
用法筆記
Often describes visual experiences (sights, performances, views) but also applies to sounds, voices, and stories. Stronger than 'beautiful' or 'interesting' — it suggests an almost hypnotic pull that makes everything else fade away.