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transfix 【transfix】v.刺穿Sweet music caught and held him transfixed against the iron fence.甜美的音乐穿过了铁墙而紧紧地扣住他的心弦。

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[træns'fɪks] 
transfixto render motionless, as with a fixed stare or by arousing terror or awe
Use the verb transfix when something makes you freeze in fascination or fear. Your belly dancing moves might transfix your dance recital audience.
You might describe the way the last minutes of a scary movie transfix your whole family, leaving them on the edge of their seats, or how the photographs in a gallery transfix you with their beauty. The word comes from transfixus, "impaled" in Latin, which in turn is rooted in trans, "through or across," and figere, "to fasten."
All forms of 'transfix' will appear on average once every 2881 pages.transfixtransfixed

Front	transfix
Pron	[træns'fɪks]
Back	【transfix】 v.刺穿 Sweet music caught and held him transfixed against the iron fence. 甜美的音乐穿过了铁墙而紧紧地扣住他的心弦。
Vocab	transfixto render motionless, as with a fixed stare or by arousing terror or awe Use the verb transfix when something makes you freeze in fascination or fear. Your belly dancing moves might transfix your dance recital audience. You might describe the way the last minutes of a scary movie transfix your whole family, leaving them on the edge of their seats, or how the photographs in a gallery transfix you with their beauty. The word comes from transfixus, "impaled" in Latin, which in turn is rooted in trans, "through or across," and figere, "to fasten." All forms of 'transfix' will appear on average once every 2881 pages. transfix transfixed

Transfix Træns'fɪks V.刺穿 Sweet Music Caught Held Transfixed