charismatic

UK:  [ˌkærɪzˈmætɪk]

US:  [ˌkerɪzˈmætɪk]

adj.

1.魅力非凡的;有领导力的;能吸引人为之效忠的

2.【宗】天赐神力的;有神授能力的

1 . On a bare stage with a couple of heavily annotated books, Mr Sands is like an eager pupil in a natty suit, charismatic yet nervous.
光秃秃的舞台上只有两三本书，书上有大量的注解，詹德斯象一名热切的小学生，穿着整齐的西装、充满魅力，但也紧张不安。

2 . This may sound like an odd tip but I have seen charismatic people do it quite a bit.
这也许听起来有点奇怪，但我见过很多有魅力的人都这么做的。

3 . [The] purpose of [my] talk today really is is to sort of indelibly scar your minds with these charismatic and majestic creatures.
我今天的演讲实际上是想要用这些魅力十足而威严的生物在你们的脑海中留下一个永久的印记。

4 . There's no doubt that Obama is intensely charismatic and that it provides him with unusual political capital.
毫无疑问，奥巴马有着强烈的领袖气质，而这种天赐的气质正是他非同寻常的政治资本。

5 . Mr Zuma is charismatic and canny, as you would expect of a guerrilla who rose to be head of intelligence for the now-ruling ANC.
祖玛是有魅力且精明的，正如你所预期，他将是一位为了现在执政的非洲国民大会而上升到情报机关核心的游击员。