plural charms
plural charms
Learner's definition of CHARM
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[count] : something that is believed to have magic powers and especially to prevent bad luck符咒;(尤指)護身符 2
[count] : a small object that is worn on a chain or bracelet(鏈子或手镯上的)吊墜,挂飾 -
a gold charm金吊墜
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a charm bracelet吊墜手鏈
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: a quality that causes someone or something to be very likeable : an attractive quality魅力;迷人的特性;吸引力 [count]
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He fell under the spell of her charms.他傾倒於她迷人的魅力。
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The resort has many charms.這個度假勝地有許多迷人之處。
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The inn has a quaint charm.這個小旅館有着獨特的魅力。
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The island possesses great charm.這座島令人神往。
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The new curtains add charm to the room.新窗簾爲房間增色不少。
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The seaside location is a big part of the house's charm.位置靠近海邊是這所房子吸引人的主要原因。
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He won her over with his charm.他以魅力赢得她的芳心。
the third time is the charm
— see 1third
work like a charm
: to produce a desired result very easily and effectively : to work very well立見功效;效驗如神
— charmless
adjective [more charmless; most charmless] 2 charm /ˈtʃɑɚm/ verb
charms; charmed; charming
charms; charmed; charming
Learner's definition of CHARM
[+ object]
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: to put a spell on (someone or something)對…施魔法 2
a : to cause (someone) to like you or to do what you want by being nice, friendly, etc.迷住;取悅 -
He was known for his ability to charm voters.衆所周知他善於取悅選民。
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She charmed [=captivated] everyone with her warm smile.她親切的笑容打動了大家。
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He charmed the committee into approving his proposal.他巧舌如簧使委員會批準了他的提案。
b : to attract (someone) by being beautiful or welcoming吸引
— charmer
noun, plural charmers [count]