enchantment
noun uk/ɪnˈtʃɑːnt.mənt/ us/ɪnˈtʃænt.mənt/
(PLEASURE)
[ U ]陶醉，入迷
a feeling of great pleasure and attraction, especially because something is very beautiful
The audience looked on in utter fascination and enchantment. 观众看得入了迷，完全陶醉其中。
This is a place of enchantment and beauty. 这是一个充满魅力和美的地方。
[ C ]魅力，迷人之处
a very attractive and pleasing quality
How can I describe the many enchantments of this island? 我怎样才能描述这个岛屿的诸多魅力呢？
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- She creates a world of fairytale enchantment.
- The recording somehow enhances our sense of the beauty and enchantment of her voice.
- The museum is full of enchantments.
(MAGIC)
[ C ]迷惑;魔法
something that is thought to have magical power over someone
spells and enchantments 魔咒与迷惑
[ U ]魔怔的状态，着魔的状态
the state of being under the influence of magic
Nothing could break through his enchantment. 没有办法能把他从魔怔状态中唤醒。
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- I could not have run, even if I had wanted, because I was under an enchantment.
- Was she just telling a story - or was it an enchantment, her way of casting a spell?
- The witch beguiled the city with her enchantments.
See: enchant