charmed

英 [tʃɑːmd]

美 [tʃɑːrmd]

adj. (地点、时间或情形)让人心醉的，迷人的
v. 吸引; 迷住; (以魔法或似有魔法)控制，保护
charm的过去分词和过去式

过去式：charmed　过去分词：charmed　

Collins.1 / BNC.21164 / COCA.22995

柯林斯词典

ADJ (地点、时间或场合)让人心醉的，迷人的，令人愉快的
Acharmedplace, time, or situation is one that is very beautiful or pleasant, and seems slightly separate from the real world or real life.
1. ...the charmed atmosphere of Oxford in the late Twenties.
  20年代后期牛津迷人的氛围
总能逢凶化吉;一向遇难呈祥
If you say that someoneleadsorhas a charmed life, you mean that they always seem to be lucky, as if they are protected or helped by magic.

adj

filled with wonder and delight
Synonym:beguiledcaptivateddelightedenthralledentranced
strongly attracted
Synonym:captivated

I take it you were not charmed.
我想你没有被绕进去。
I felt charmed with the music of birds.
我陶醉于鸟类的歌声中。
He said he would be charmed if a woman gave him flowers.
他说如果一个女人送他花，他就感到太荣幸了。
She was charmed with the beauty and grandeur of the scenery.
她被这美丽壮观的景色迷住了。
The Indians, in turn, were charmed by the famous author's cultured and civilised outlook
而印第安人呢，则为那位著名作家有教养的、开化的见解而折服。
He even charmed Mrs Prichard, carrying her shopping and flirting with her, though she's 83
他又是帮普里查德夫人拎买的东西，又是和她调情，居然把83岁高龄的她也给迷倒了。
He charmed his way out of trouble.
他运用自己的魅力摆脱了麻烦。
My dear friend, I have a charmed life in this city.
我亲爱的朋友，在这城市的生活里我有一张护身符呢！
She charmed her guests with her smile.
她的微笑使得她的客人们感到很愉快。
She charmed the visitor with the arsenal of her blandishments.
她用无数的甜言蜜语迷住了访客。