captivating
迷人
definition
verb
he was captivated by her beauty
attract and hold the interest and attention of; charm.
adjective
a captivating smile
capable of attracting and holding interest; charming.
translation of 'captivating'
adjective
优胜
example
The opposing sizzle may be more 'captivating' then rational discourse.
There is a 'captivating' element of juxtaposition in each painting.
The sixth piece, which consisted of light string combinations, was the quartet's least 'captivating' performance.
Upon close observation, you will find inspiration in each of the artist's 'captivating' images.
Still more 'captivating' are Greaves' architectural structures, a dozen in all, installed at the four corners of the site.
His children had apparently never seen anything more 'captivating' .
In contrast to the opening 45 minutes, the second period proved 'captivating' .
Known primarily for her quiet, 'captivating' voice, Doiron sings with a style slightly different from previous releases.
Dressed in a white cotton suit Pep reeled the audience in with his 'captivating' voice.
In a 'captivating' section, Bate attempts to reconstruct Shakespeare's library.
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