fascination

名词魅力; 迷恋

名词

1. 着迷：庞德对法律的着迷( fascination)是因为他父亲的缘故,虽然这丝毫不令人惊奇. 不过,这件事还是令人感兴趣的,尽管他热爱植物学. 在他上大学的第三年的时候,他的父亲送他三本有关法律理论的书,这三本书庞德曾反复阅读,

1. 入迷;着迷;酷爱
    Fascination is the state of being greatly interested in or delighted by something.

    e.g. I've had a lifelong fascination with the sea and with small boats.
           我一生都对大海和小船着迷。

2. 魅力;令人着迷的事物
    A fascination is something that fascinates people.

    e.g. ...a series focusing on the fascinations of the British Museum.
           主要讲述大英博物馆魅力的系列节目

1. Its selection underlined the growing influence of Asia in Cannes and in world cinema generally, and of the enduring fascination with US culture.

2. Warhol was not shy about cashing in on what he perceived to be the capitalist collector's fascination with China and its leader.

3. But Spielberg says Zhang has inspired the world's fascination with China through his cinematic vision.

4. The museum presents unflinching and compassionate pictorials that reveal his fascination with horses.

5. The public festivities reflected Britons'continuing fascination with the royal family, which despite its foibles remains a powerful symbol of unity and pride.

6. Perhaps the fascination of Indiana Jones has gone, but Firewall should surely get a cursory nod of approval from audiences.

7. It separates the DJ area from the live performing area, presenting fashionable electronic music and the fascination of live entertainments respectively.

8. Dynamism has its fascination, but it needs perfection to ensure safety.

9. But the Chinese consumer certainly has " elitism " firmly etched in his heart, which would prolong his brand fascination longer than expected.

10. The topics are a source of fascination for college applicants, since essay writing accounts for 40 percent of the total score for the language test.

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