charm如何读

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美:[tʃɑːrm]

charm英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [U][S]魅力,吸引力 the power of ability to please, attract, or delight
  2. [C]魔力,魔法,咒语; 护身符 an act, expression, or phrase believed to have magical powers
v.(动词)
  1. vt. 使高兴,使着迷; 吸引 delight; attract, or influence by charm
  2. vt. & vi. 使中魔法,(犹如用魔法)控制 control (as if) by magic

charm是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 妩媚,妖媚
  2. 魅力,诱人的魅力
  3. 魔力
  4. 符咒,咒语,咒文
  5. 护身符,护符
  6. 链条上的小饰物,小装饰品,小玩意儿
  7. 吸引力,诱惑力
  8. 风骚,风韵
  9. 色相
  10. 迷人的特征
v. (动词)
  1. 使高兴,使陶醉,令人陶醉,使喜爱,使心荡神驰,使欣喜
  2. (对…)施魔法,使中魔法
  3. 迷住,迷(人) ,诱惑,媚惑,吸引
  4. 有魔力,有魅力
  5. 夺(人)魂魄
  6. (用魔法)保护
  7. 把养乖
  8. 风魔
  9. 让...着迷,把...(吸)引,使...倾倒, 使...极为心醉
  10. 控制,耍
  11. 用符咒,施符咒
  12. 对…似符咒般起作用

charm变形

复数:charms

第三人称单数:charms

现在分词:charming

过去式:charmed

过去分词:charmed

charm扩展

charmer (n.)

charm词根

词根:charm

adj.

charming 迷人的;可爱的

charismatic 超凡魅力的;神赐能力的

charmed 着迷的;喜悦的

n.

charmer 魔术师;可爱的人

v.

charming 使陶醉(charm的现在分词)

charmed 迷住;对…行魔法;哄诱(charm的过去分词)

charm英英释义

noun

the chanting or reciting of a magic spell : incantation

a practice or expression believed to have magic power

something worn about the person to ward off evil or ensure good fortune : amulet

wore a rabbit's foot as a good-luck charm

a trait that fascinates, allures, or delights

the charm of this imaginative story

a physical grace (see grace entry 1 sense 3) or attraction—used in plural

her feminine charms

compelling attractiveness

the island possessed great charm

a small ornament worn on a bracelet or chain

Her sister presented her with a sterling silver charm for her bracelet.

a fundamental quark that has an electric charge of +²/₃ and a measured energy of approximately 1.5 GeValso: the flavor characterizing this particle

verb

transitive verb

to affect by or as if by magic : compel

to please, soothe, or delight by compelling attraction

charms customers with his suave manner

to endow with or as if with supernatural powers by means of charmsalso: to protect by or as if by spells, charms, or supernatural influences

to control (an animal) typically by charms (such as the playing of music)

charm a snake

intransitive verb

to practice magic and enchantment

witches having the power to charm

to have the effect of a charm : fascinate

The village charms by its quaintness.

charm词组

artistic charm艺术魅力

like a charm效验如神地;异常成功地

lucky charm幸运符;护身符

charm区别

 tempt, charm, attract, enchant, fascinate

这组词都有“吸引,引诱”的意思,其区别是:

tempt指吸引力很强,强调欲望被唤醒。

charm侧重迷住某人或使之高兴。

attract普通用词,指客观上吸引人的注意力。

enchant着重指有能力引起被迷住者的欢乐或赞美。

fascinate通常含使人无法拒绝、无法摆脱的意味。

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charm词源中文解释

约于1300年,“咒语,魔法咒语”来自古法语 charme(12世纪)“魔法咒语,魔法咒语,哀歌”,源自拉丁语 carmen “歌曲,诗歌,咒语,宗教公式”,源自 canere “唱歌”(来自 PIE 根 *kan- “唱歌”),在中间形式 *canmen 中 -n- 被改为 -r-,以避免与 -m- 重复(类似的演变还有拉丁语 germen “种子”,来自 *genmen)。这个概念是指唱或背诵具有魔力的诗句。

A yet stronger power than that of herb or stone lies in the spoken word, and all nations use it both for blessing and cursing. But these, to be effective, must be choice, well knit, rhythmic words (verba concepta), must have lilt and tune; hence all that is strong in the speech wielded by priest, physician, magician, is allied to the forms of poetry. [Jakob Grimm, "Teutonic Mythology" (transl. Stallybrass), 1883] 
比草药或石头更强大的力量在于口说的话语,所有国家都用它来祝福和诅咒。但是,为了有效,这些话必须是精选的,结实的,有节奏的话语(verba concepta),必须有旋律和调子; 因此,所有神职人员、医生、魔术师所使用的强大言辞都与诗歌形式相似。[雅各布·格林姆(Jakob Grimm),《日耳曼神话》(Stallybrass 译),1883年]

17世纪演变出“令人愉悦的品质,无法抗拒的吸引力”的意义。1590年代已有“任何用于避免邪恶的物品”的意义; “系在手表链上等的小饰品”的意义记录于1865年。量子物理学的意义来自1964年。Charm-bracelet来自1941年; charm-school来自1919年。比喻地说“像魔法一样工作”(work like a charm)的意思记录于1824年。

charm_计算机行业词汇

吸引力

charm词源英文解释

Noun Middle English charme "verse used in incantation, magic spell, the power of such a spell, magic," borrowed from Anglo-French, "magic spell" (also continental Old French), going back to Latin carmin-, carmen "ritual utterance, magical chant, spell, song, poem," dissimilated from *can-men-, from canere "to sing, chant" + -men, resultative noun suffix — more at chant >entry 1 Note: P. Fouché regards charme as a learned word rather than a direct continuation of *carmine (Phonétique historique du français, vol. 3 [Paris, 1966], p. 828). Verb Middle English charmen "to recite or cast a magic spell, cast a spell on," borrowed from Anglo-French charmer, derivative of charme "magic spell, charm >entry 1"

The first known use of charm was in the 13th century

charm儿童词典英英释义

charm1 of 2noun

a word, action, or thing believed to have magic power

something worn to keep away evil and bring good luck

a small ornament worn on a chain or bracelet

a quality that attracts and pleases

charm2 of 2verb

to affect or influence by or as if by a magic spell

charm a snake

to protect by or as if by a charm

a charmed life

delight entry 2 sense 2, fascinate

to attract by grace or beauty

charm1 of 2noun

a word, action, or thing believed to have magic power

something worn to keep away evil and bring good luck

a small ornament worn on a chain or bracelet

a quality that attracts and pleases

charm2 of 2verb

to affect or influence by or as if by a magic spell

charm a snake

to protect by or as if by a charm

a charmed life

delight entry 2 sense 2, fascinate

to attract by grace or beauty

charm 例句

1 “How charming. And I presume you have paperwork for all these”—he scrunched up his face like he’d just swallowed a slightly turned piece of fruit—“children.”

2 The house was somewhat musty and abandoned, like everything in sight, and needed a number of repairs, but its former dignity and fin de siecle charms were intact.

3 She liked the airiness of the living room, with its large windows, and the narrow flight of stairs that led to a tiny verandah charmed her, but, most of all, it was in Ikoyi.

4 They were jealous of her charm, her sweetness and her lovely appeal to men.

5 Providence out of pity for mankind, has instilled a soporific charm into all tedious things.

老天爷悲悯世人, 他在一切沉闷的东西上都施加了催眠般的魔力.

6 Try to catch the elusive charm of the original in translation.

翻译时设法把握住原文中难以捉摸的风韵.

7 And she saw Lord Nugent in a new light too: under that patrician charm and friendliness, he was ruthless.

8 My skill, greater in this one point than theirs, surprised and charmed them.

9 “You don’t need to go to some highfalutin school to get charm.”

10 But when she looks back, the charming smile has disappeared.

11 “We were friends at Hogwarts. Listen, Harry — perhaps we should leave it here for tonight. This charm is ridiculously advanced....I shouldn’t have suggested putting you through this....”

12 He was dark and charming, with a quick smile and cunning eyes.

13 “He beat you!” yelled Ron, and the charm broke, and the defenders of Hogwarts were shouting and screaming again until a second, more powerful bang extinguished their voices once more.

14 I’d seen the tassel before—Eddie had used it to mark his spot, or to flick me in the back of the head—but the charm was new.

15 I push my charm bracelets up my arms so they don’t dangle as I peel.

16 There is a certain insane charm about Sellers ; the very vastness of his schemes redeems them.

塞勒斯有一种迹近疯狂的魔力,正因为他的计划过于庞大,它们才能使人相信.

17 He felt that she was able to charm him.

他感到她能够媚惑他。

18 In her palm was a silver bracelet with a scythe charm, the mark of Kronos.

19 And that was the ultimate source of its beguiling charm.

20 Those outside Oppie’s charmed circle found it all rather bewildering— even Enrico Fermi, who should have recognized the behavior, since he was the object of similar veneration by his own students.

charm 同义词

3 养乖了的

bridle-wise

5 小装饰品

toy trinket knickknack fandangle

6 诱人之处

drawcard

7

juggle play

16 喜爱

shine enjoy

26 把养乖

reclaim

27 灵验

efficacious

29 令人陶醉

intoxicating

32 小饰品

trinket

33 引人

charming catchy

42 咒符

abracadabra

43 小装饰物

doodah trinket

51 着迷的

elf-struck potty rapt

charm 短语相关

the third time is the charm work like a charm

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