charm 音标拼音: [tʃ'ɑrm]
n . 吸引力,魔力,符咒
vt . 迷住,使陶醉,行魔法
vi . 用符咒,有魔力
吸引力,魔力,符咒迷住,使陶醉,行魔法用符咒,有魔力
charm n 1 :
attractiveness that interests or pleases or stimulates ;
"
his smile was part of his appeal to her " [
synonym : {
appeal },
{
appealingness }, {
charm }]
2 :
a verbal formula believed to have magical force ; "
he whispered a spell as he moved his hands "; "
inscribed around its base is a charm in Balinese " [
synonym : {
spell }, {
magic spell }, {
magical spell }, {
charm }]
3 :
something believed to bring good luck [
synonym : {
charm }, {
good luck charm }]
4 : (
physics )
one of the six flavors of quark v 1 :
attract ;
cause to be enamored ; "
She captured all the men '
s hearts " [
synonym : {
capture }, {
enamour }, {
trance }, {
catch },
{
becharm }, {
enamor }, {
captivate }, {
beguile }, {
charm },
{
fascinate }, {
bewitch }, {
entrance }, {
enchant }]
2 :
control by magic spells ,
as by practicing witchcraft [
synonym :
{
charm }, {
becharm }]
3 :
protect through supernatural powers or charms 4 :
induce into action by using one '
s charm ; "
She charmed him into giving her all his money " [
synonym : {
charm }, {
influence },
{
tempt }]
Charm \
Charm \,
v .
i .
1 .
To use magic arts or occult power ;
to make use of charms .
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The voice of charmers ,
charming never so wisely .
--
Ps .
lviii .
5 .
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2 .
To act as ,
or produce the effect of ,
a charm ;
to please greatly ;
to be fascinating .
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3 .
To make a musical sound . [
Obs .] --
Milton .
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Charm \
Charm \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Charmed };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Charming }.] [
Cf .
F .
charmer .
See {
Charm },
n .]
1 .
To make music upon ;
to tune . [
Obs . &
R .]
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Here we our slender pipes may safely charm .
--
Spenser .
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2 .
To subdue ,
control ,
or summon by incantation or supernatural influence ;
to affect by magic .
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No witchcraft charm thee ! --
Shak .
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3 .
To subdue or overcome by some secret power ,
or by that which gives pleasure ;
to allay ;
to soothe .
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Music the fiercest grief can charm . --
Pope .
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4 .
To attract irresistibly ;
to delight exceedingly ;
to enchant ;
to fascinate .
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They ,
on their mirth and dance Intent ,
with jocund music charm his ear . --
Milton .
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5 .
To protect with ,
or make invulnerable by ,
spells ,
charms ,
or supernatural influences ;
as ,
a charmed life .
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I ,
in my own woe charmed ,
Could not find death . --
Shak .
Syn :
Syn . -
To fascinate ;
enchant ;
enrapture ;
captivate ;
bewitch ;
allure ;
subdue ;
delight ;
entice ;
transport .
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Charm \
Charm \ (
ch [
aum ]
rm ),
n . [
F .
charme ,
fr .
L .
carmen song ,
verse ,
incantation ,
for casmen ,
akin to Skr . [,
c ]
asman ,
[,
c ]
as [=
a ],
a laudatory song ,
from a root signifying to praise ,
to sing .]
1 .
A melody ;
a song . [
Obs .]
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With charm of earliest birds . --
Milton .
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Free liberty to chant our charms at will . --
Spenser .
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2 .
A word or combination of words sung or spoken in the practice of magic ;
a magical combination of words ,
characters ,
etc .;
an incantation .
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My high charms work . --
Shak .
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3 .
That which exerts an irresistible power to please and attract ;
that which fascinates ;
any alluring quality .
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Charms strike the sight ,
but merit wins the soul .
--
Pope .
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The charm of beauty '
s powerful glance . --
Milton .
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4 .
Anything worn for its supposed efficacy to the wearer in averting ill or securing good fortune .
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5 .
Any small decorative object worn on the person ,
as a seal ,
a key ,
a silver whistle ,
or the like .
Bunches of charms are often worn at the watch chain .
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6 . (
Physics )
a property of certain quarks which may take the value of 1 , -
1 or 0 .
[
PJC ]
Syn :
Spell ;
incantation ;
conjuration ;
enchantment ;
fascination ;
attraction .
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366 Moby Thesaurus words for "
charm ":
absorb ,
absorb the attention ,
adorability ,
agacerie ,
agreeability ,
agreeableness ,
alchemy ,
allay ,
allure ,
allurement ,
amiability ,
amulet ,
anklet ,
appeal ,
appealingness ,
argue into ,
armlet ,
arrest ,
ascendancy ,
assuage ,
attract ,
attraction ,
attractiveness ,
authority ,
bait ,
baited trap ,
bangle ,
beads ,
beauteousness ,
beautifulness ,
beauty ,
beauty unadorned ,
becharm ,
beguile ,
beguilement ,
beguiling ,
bevy ,
bewitch ,
bewitchery ,
bewitchment ,
bijou ,
bind ,
blandishment ,
bloom ,
bracelet ,
breastpin ,
bring over ,
bring round ,
bring to reason ,
brooch ,
cajolery ,
calm ,
cantrip ,
captivate ,
captivation ,
carry away ,
cast a spell ,
catch ,
chain ,
chaplet ,
charisma ,
charmingness ,
charms ,
chatelaine ,
circle ,
cloud ,
clout ,
come -
hither ,
come -
on ,
con ,
conjuration ,
consequence ,
control ,
convince ,
coronet ,
covey ,
credit ,
crown ,
cultivation ,
culture ,
curse ,
decoy ,
decoy duck ,
delectate ,
delight ,
delightfulness ,
desirability ,
diadem ,
divination ,
dominance ,
domination ,
draw ,
draw on ,
draw over ,
drawcard ,
drawing card ,
earring ,
effect ,
elegance ,
eminence ,
enamor ,
enchant ,
enchantment ,
endear ,
endearment ,
engage ,
engage the attention ,
engage the thoughts ,
engross ,
engross the mind ,
engross the thoughts ,
enrapture ,
enravish ,
enravishment ,
enthrall ,
enthrallment ,
enticement ,
entrance ,
entrancement ,
entrapment ,
esteem ,
evil eye ,
exercise ,
exorcism ,
exquisiteness ,
extraordinarily ,
fascinate ,
fascination ,
favor ,
fetish ,
fetishism ,
flight ,
flirtation ,
flock ,
fob ,
folklore ,
forbidden fruit ,
force ,
freak out ,
fylfot ,
gaggle ,
gain ,
gain over ,
gammadion ,
gem ,
glamour ,
glow ,
good feeling ,
good -
luck charm ,
grab ,
grace ,
gramarye ,
gratefulness ,
grip ,
ground bait ,
handsomeness ,
hex ,
hive ,
hold ,
hold in thrall ,
hold spellbound ,
hold the interest ,
hoodoo ,
hook ,
hook in ,
hypnotize ,
immerse ,
imparadise ,
importance ,
incantation ,
incidental power ,
inducement ,
infatuate ,
inflame with love ,
influence ,
influentiality ,
insinuation ,
interest ,
intrigue ,
inveiglement ,
invitation ,
invitingness ,
involve ,
involve the interest ,
jewel ,
jinx ,
juju ,
jujuism ,
knock dead ,
knock out ,
leadership ,
leverage ,
likability ,
locket ,
lore ,
lovability ,
love charm ,
loveliness ,
lovesomeness ,
luck ,
lucky bean ,
lucky piece ,
lure ,
luxury ,
madstone ,
magic ,
magic spell ,
magnetism ,
magnetize ,
malocchio ,
mascot ,
mastery ,
mesmerize ,
miraculously ,
moment ,
monopolize ,
mumbo jumbo ,
murmuration ,
natural magic ,
necklace ,
necromancy ,
nose ring ,
obeah ,
obsess ,
occupy ,
occupy the attention ,
outtalk ,
overcome ,
perfectly ,
periapt ,
personality ,
persuade ,
persuasion ,
philter ,
phylactery ,
pin ,
plague ,
polish ,
popular belief ,
potency ,
power ,
precious stone ,
predominance ,
preoccupy ,
preponderance ,
pressure ,
prestige ,
prettiness ,
prevail on ,
prevail upon ,
prevail with ,
pulchritude ,
pull ,
purchase ,
ravish ,
refinement ,
reign ,
repute ,
rhinestone ,
ring ,
rule ,
rune ,
say ,
scarab ,
scarabaeus ,
scarabee ,
seduce ,
seducement ,
seduction ,
seductiveness ,
sell ,
sell one on ,
send ,
sensuousness ,
sex appeal ,
shamanism ,
skein ,
slay ,
snare ,
snaring ,
soothe ,
sophistication ,
sorcery ,
sortilege ,
spell ,
spellbind ,
spellbinding ,
spellcasting ,
spring ,
stickpin ,
stone ,
suasion ,
suavity ,
subdue ,
subtle influence ,
successfully ,
sudarium ,
suggestion ,
superstition ,
superstitiousness ,
supremacy ,
swarm ,
swastika ,
sway ,
sweetness ,
sympathetic magic ,
take ,
take up ,
talisman ,
talk into ,
talk over ,
tantalization ,
tantalize ,
tantalizingness ,
tempt ,
temptation ,
temptingness ,
thaumaturgia ,
thaumaturgics ,
thaumaturgism ,
thaumaturgy ,
the beautiful ,
theurgy ,
thrill ,
tiara ,
tickle ,
tickle pink ,
titillate ,
torque ,
tradition ,
transport ,
trap ,
upper hand ,
urbanity ,
vamp ,
vampirism ,
veronica ,
voluptuousness ,
voodoo ,
voodooism ,
wampum ,
wanga ,
wangle ,
wangle into ,
watch ,
wear down ,
weight ,
weird ,
whammy ,
whip hand ,
white magic ,
wile ,
win ,
win over ,
winning ways ,
winningness ,
winsomeness ,
witch ,
witchcraft ,
witchery ,
witchwork ,
wizardry ,
wooing ,
wow ,
wristband ,
wristlet
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