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hypnotize vt.施催眠术；使恍惚；使着迷 (1) 你知道如何施催眠术人，但是你其次做什麽与他们？ To hypnotize is to induce a calm, focused state in one's self or in another person. The state is called hypnosis, and a person who can do this for someone else is a hypnotist. The word hypnotize comes from the Greek hypnotikos, "inclined to sleep or putting to sleep," and popular ideas of hypnosis reflect a kind of half-asleep state. In reality, when you hypnotize someone, the person remains awake and intently focused.

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英 ['hɪpnətaɪz] 美 ['hɪpnətaɪz] (1) You know how to hypnotize people, but what do you do with them next? When you hypnotize someone, you draw him into a mental state that is receptive to suggestion. If you are looking to break a bad habit like cigarette smoking, ask someone to hypnotize you. in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 hypnotise1[VERB 动词]对…施催眠术；使进入催眠状态 If someone hypnotizes you, they put you into a state in which you seem to be asleep but can still see, hear, or respond to things said to you.   [V n]  [V pron-refl]A hypnotherapist will hypnotize you and will stop you from smoking...一位催眠治疗师将对你实施催眠，从而帮你戒烟。Surprisingly, the ability to hypnotize yourself can be learnt in a single session.出人意料的是，自我催眠术只要上一次课就可以学会。2[VERB 动词]使着迷；使沉醉 If you are hypnotized by someone or something, you are so fascinated by them that you cannot think of anything else.   [be V-ed]  [V-ed]  [usu passive]He's hypnotized by that black hair and that white face...他为那乌黑的头发和白皙的面庞所倾倒。Davey sat as if hypnotized by the sound of Nick's voice.戴维坐在那里，好像被尼克的声音迷住了似的。

英语单词	hypnotize
英美音标	英 ['hɪpnətaɪz] 美 ['hɪpnətaɪz]
中文释义	vt.施催眠术；使恍惚；使着迷
英语例句	(1) You know how to hypnotize people, but what do you do with them next?
中文例句	(1) 你知道如何施催眠术人，但是你其次做什麽与他们？
vocabulary简明	When you hypnotize someone, you draw him into a mental state that is receptive to suggestion. If you are looking to break a bad habit like cigarette smoking, ask someone to hypnotize you.
vocabulary扩展	To hypnotize is to induce a calm, focused state in one's self or in another person. The state is called hypnosis, and a person who can do this for someone else is a hypnotist. The word hypnotize comes from the Greek hypnotikos, "inclined to sleep or putting to sleep," and popular ideas of hypnosis reflect a kind of half-asleep state. In reality, when you hypnotize someone, the person remains awake and intently focused.
柯林斯解释	in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 hypnotise 1 [VERB 动词]对…施催眠术；使进入催眠状态 If someone hypnotizes you, they put you into a state in which you seem to be asleep but can still see, hear, or respond to things said to you. [V n] [V pron-refl] A hypnotherapist will hypnotize you and will stop you from smoking... 一位催眠治疗师将对你实施催眠，从而帮你戒烟。 Surprisingly, the ability to hypnotize yourself can be learnt in a single session. 出人意料的是，自我催眠术只要上一次课就可以学会。 2 [VERB 动词]使着迷；使沉醉 If you are hypnotized by someone or something, you are so fascinated by them that you cannot think of anything else. [be V-ed] [V-ed] [usu passive] He's hypnotized by that black hair and that white face... 他为那乌黑的头发和白皙的面庞所倾倒。 Davey sat as if hypnotized by the sound of Nick's voice. 戴维坐在那里，好像被尼克的声音迷住了似的。

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