trance 的 2 个定义
- a half-conscious state, seemingly between sleeping and waking, in which ability to function voluntarily may be suspended.
- a dazed or bewildered condition.
- a state of complete mental absorption or deep musing.
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tranced, tranc·ing.
- to put in a trance; stupefy.
- to entrance; enrapture.
trance 近义词
hypnotic state
更多trance例句
- When he enters the water, the light begins to turn different colors, and he falls into what feels like a trance.
- I spent a long time trying to overcome that painful and bitter trance on my own, drawing upon my strength to get up from my hiding place.
- It’s an 18-and-over party that fans of vocal trance shouldn’t miss.
- Players stopped in a trance, most seeming to know immediately the severity of the injury.
- Ten days later, a “Welcome to California” sign shook me from the trance of those thoughts.
- "I was in a trance and I couldn't see anything else," LaRose said at her sentencing.
- The simultaneously upbeat and sentimental ode to friendship is equal parts funk, trance, pop, and R&B.
- Ed described himself as a demonologist, while Lorraine, who is 87, calls herself a trance medium.
- Twenty people surround Grace, all of them intently studying her trance state.
- If successful, the three-day waking trance will eliminate her chemical dependence on heroin.
- Ripperda roused himself from his portentous trance, and arrayed his noble figure in the rugged habiliments of the muleteer.
- As in a trance he crosses the room, seizes charcoal, and feverishly works at the blank canvas on the easel.
- As in a trance he crosses the cell, seizes a piece of charcoal, and feverishly works at the picture on the easel!
- Joan stared at him; she was still dazed and bewildered, and still imagined herself with the companion of her trance.
- It was just like a bird, and when she sang the Southern melodies she seemed to be in a trance, seeing things we could not see.