mesmerized 的定义
mes·mer·ized, mes·mer·iz·ing.
- to hypnotize.
- to spellbind; fascinate.
- to compel by fascination.
mesmerized 近义词
captivate
更多mesmerized例句
- Just like Jackson, the impersonators mesmerized their audiences with their performances.
- I was actually happy in a way, because she was ready, but I remember just being mesmerized watching it.
- The media are gushing over Bill Clinton after being mesmerized by Michelle Obama.
- Watching the video,” Klaidman writes, “Holder was both mesmerized and repulsed.
- I had been mesmerized all my life by her tales of love, war, and escape that played out like a movie before my eyes.
- Davy Lannarck, who had spent his adult life in facing the public, now knew that he had 'em mesmerized.
- Both men and women were completely absorbed in his story, they seemed to be mesmerized by the earnestness of his manner.
- When a girl she was easily mesmerized and always took everything that was going, diseases and all.
- Yasmini made her little mistake that minute in believing King was utterly mesmerized at last and utterly in her power.
- Mesmerized subjects do not see the objects or people in the room, or hear any noise whatever except the voice of the operator.