charm

UK:  [tʃɑː(r)m]

US:  [tʃɑrm]

复数：charms  现在分词：charming  过去分词：charmed  

v.

1.有魅力,令人陶醉

2.迷住;施魔法

3.迷住,媚惑,风魔

4.吸引;使高兴;使着迷:

5.迷(人),诱惑,夺(人)魂魄;使陶醉,使喜爱

6.让…着迷,把…(吸)引,使…倾倒,博得…醉心,使…极为心醉

7.〔古语〕对…行魔法,用魔法保护[治疗];把(蛇等)养乖

8.哄

9.缠着

10.满足

n.

1.魅力,魔力,诱人的魅力

2.(迷人的)魔力,诱惑力;妩媚;妖媚,风骚,风韵,色相

3.咒文;护符,符咒

4.迷人,迷人之处,可爱之处,引人之处

5.美,美貌;姿色;俊俏,妩媚,风骚

6.〔美俚〕钱

7.情趣,闲情逸致

8.(表链等的)小装饰品,小玩意儿

9.缠绵;柔情蜜意

10.温文而雅

1 . And part of the charm of those Thursday evenings was that they were astonishingly abstract.
那些星期四的晚上，部分的魅力，是他们惊人的抽象。

2 . Plastic comes from oil, but despite launching a charm offensive against BP, he never did make it out to an oil rig.
塑料来自石油，但尽管他对英国石油（BP）发起了一轮魅力攻势，却终究未能进入石油钻塔。

3 . Now it's time for a feast for your eyes and mind and enjoy the unique charm of Wenfeng Pagoda.
现在啊就请到赏心悦目中再去欣赏一下文峰塔的独特魅力吧。

4 . Perhaps its being a deserted bit of waste land lying in an out-of-the-way corner gave it its charm for me.
也许是因为这是块荒芜之地，又在一个人迹罕至的角落，这才对我有了魅力。

5 . A baseball bat might have been more liberating, but the hydraulic crusher's surgical precision nonetheless holds a certain charm.
虽说用棒球棒或许会让人感到更加潇洒自如，不过液压机的精密销毁还是有某种魅力的。