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fascinate 【fascinate】v.使迷惑，着迷The actress's beauty and cleverness fascinated everyone in the room.那女演员的美与聪明迷住了房间内的每一个人。

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['fæsɪneɪt] 
fascinateto render motionless, as with a fixed stare or by arousing terror or awe
Anything that sparks your interest or makes you wonder has the ability to fascinate. If you catch someone's interest, and then hold it, you fascinate them. Be careful.
The word fascinate actually comes from Latin and French words meaning "witchcraft," and although these days fascinate is used under much tamer circumstances, there is some sense in the word that the person's appeal is not quite normal: there might be a spell-like quality to his or her charms. Thus, the word is often used to describe a new love. On the other hand, you might find the study of exotic beetles fascinating. To each his own.
All forms of 'fascinate' will appear on average once every 208 pages.fascinatefascinatedfascinatingfascinationfascinatingly

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Pron	['fæsɪneɪt]
Back	【fascinate】 v.使迷惑，着迷 The actress's beauty and cleverness fascinated everyone in the room. 那女演员的美与聪明迷住了房间内的每一个人。
Vocab	fascinateto render motionless, as with a fixed stare or by arousing terror or awe Anything that sparks your interest or makes you wonder has the ability to fascinate. If you catch someone's interest, and then hold it, you fascinate them. Be careful. The word fascinate actually comes from Latin and French words meaning "witchcraft," and although these days fascinate is used under much tamer circumstances, there is some sense in the word that the person's appeal is not quite normal: there might be a spell-like quality to his or her charms. Thus, the word is often used to describe a new love. On the other hand, you might find the study of exotic beetles fascinating. To each his own. All forms of 'fascinate' will appear on average once every 208 pages. fascinate fascinated fascinating fascination fascinatingly

Fascinate Word Fæsɪneɪt V.使迷惑，着迷 Actress's Beauty Cleverness Fascinated