charm

美 [tʃɑrm]
英 [tʃɑː(r)m]
  • n.风韵；妩媚；(迷人的)魔力；咒文
  • v.迷(人)；使喜爱；用魔法保护[治疗]；把(蛇等)养乖
  • 网络护身符；符咒学；魔咒学
复数：charms  现在分词：charming  过去式：charmed  

搭配

同义词

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网络释义

n.
1.
(迷人的)魔力,诱惑力;妩媚;妖媚,风骚,风韵,色相,
2.
咒文;护符,符咒
3.
(表链等的)小装饰品,小玩意儿
4.
〈美俚〉钱
1.
(迷人的)魔力,诱惑力;妩媚;妖媚,风骚,风韵,色相,
2.
咒文;护符,符咒
3.
(表链等的)小装饰品,小玩意儿
4.
〈美俚〉钱
v.
1.
迷(人),诱惑,夺(人)魂魄;使陶醉,使喜爱
2.
〈古〉对...行魔法,用魔法保护[治疗];把(蛇等)养乖
3.
有魅力,令人陶醉
4.
行魔法
1.
迷(人),诱惑,夺(人)魂魄;使陶醉,使喜爱
2.
〈古〉对...行魔法,用魔法保护[治疗];把(蛇等)养乖
3.
有魅力,令人陶醉
4.
行魔法

例句

释义:
全部全部,风韵风韵,妩媚妩媚,魔力魔力,咒文咒文,迷迷,使喜爱使喜爱,用魔法保护[治疗]用魔法保护[治疗],把养乖把养乖,护身符护身符,符咒学符咒学,魔咒学魔咒学
类别:全部全部,口语口语,书面语书面语,标题标题,技术技术
来源:全部全部,字典字典,网络网络
难度:全部全部,简单简单,中等中等,难难
1.
Professor Flitwick, the Charms teacher, was a tiny little wizard who had to stand on a pile of books to see over his desk.
教他们咒语课的是费立维克教授，他是一位很小很小的巫师，上课时得站在一堆书上才能看得到他的桌子。
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2.
One of the charms of the food-market scene is an Old World sense of cozy community: everyone seems to know one another.
食品市场里景象的迷人之处，有一点是在于古老世界的舒适感觉：每个人看起来都互相认识。
article.yeeyan.org
3.
Charms is also something of a catch-all for spells which aren't Transfiguration (spells which change the inherent nature of an object).
咒语也是一种包罗万象的符咒，不过区别于变形术（通过咒语把一个物体的固有性质改变）。
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4.
On the printed page, when a 40ish, naked man shows up in a meadow and charms a little girl, it's magical and you go with it.
在小说中，赤裸的四十岁上下的男人出现在草地上，迷住了小女孩，这是有神奇魔力的，我们也能接受。
article.yeeyan.org
5.
And yet she was interested in her charms, quick to understand the keener pleasures of life, ambitious to gain in material things.
然而她对于自己的魅力已极感兴趣，对生活的更强烈的乐趣感知很快，并渴望获得种种物质的享受。
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6.
One of the great charms of Lawrence as a companion was that he could never be bored and so could never be boring.
作为同伴，劳伦斯最大的魅力是他不会让你无聊，也不会自己无聊。
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7.
Of their personal charms he had not required a second interview to be convinced.
对于她们的妩媚动人，他无需进行第二次访问，便深信不疑。
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8.
and a very strange stranger it must be, who does not see charms in the immediate environs of Lyme, to make him wish to know it better.
谁要是见不到莱姆近郊的妩媚多姿，不想进一步了解它，那他一定是个不可思议的异乡人。
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9.
The sense of privilege was enormous: we [women] were only one in 10. But equally, you were a princess if you had any charms of any kind.
在大学时代女生会受到特殊优待：因为这里的男女比例是10比1，而且，如果你在任何一方面很出色的话，你就是公主。
article.yeeyan.org
10.
Black people across the South fashioned charms from everyday items, local herbs and animal parts to protect themselves or to hurt others.
南方的黑人崇拜日常用品、当地的草药以及动物肢体的魔力，从而保护自己或者伤害他人。
c.wsj.com