中文翻译与英英解释 | vt.
1.(以某种感染力)吸住；迷惑住。
2.〔古语〕逮捕；征服。
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| attract; cause to be enamored; "She captured all the men''s hearts"
同义词：capture, enamour, trance, catch, becharm, enamor, beguile, charm, fascinate, bewitch, entrance, enchant,
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例句与用法 | 1. | Certainly it captivated the european writer .
它确使欧洲作家着迷。
| | 2. | What a captivating jingle it is !
这顺口溜可真迷人！
| | 3. | Her beauty captivated many .
她的美貌吸引了许多人。
| | 4. | The story of edison's success captivated the public .
关于爱迪生这一成就的报道轰动了社会。
| | 5. | I will take away that beauty with which you have captivated my husband .
我要叫你丧失掉你那诱惑我丈夫的美貌。
| | 6. | Dorothea was altogether captivated by the wide embrace of this conception .
多萝西被这个范围广泛的伟大设想完全征服了。
| | 7. | She is the kind of girl i should suppose likely to captivate poor edward .
她正是我想象中可能俘虏不幸的爱德华的那种姑娘。
| | 8. | Everybody will think that i am setting myself to captivate mr. boldwood .
大伙儿都以为我在动脑筋给博尔德伍德先生灌迷魂汤吧。
| | 9. | We shall hardly even touch the captivating problems of modern extragalactic astronomy .
甚至几乎不涉及现代河外天文学中吸引人的课题。
| | 10. | Her coriolanian style of nose and the dense black eyebrows had captivated sparsit .
她那柯理奥蓝型的鼻子和又密又黑的睫毛，这些都曾让斯巴塞倾倒过。
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