enthrallment to sth
His enthrallment to the novel kept him reading all night.
他对那本小说的沉迷让他读了整夜。
沉迷;奴役
enthrallments — plural of enthrallment
使入迷或被迷住
The act of enthralling or the state of being enthralled; captivity or fascination.
指被强烈吸引或受控制的状态
使入迷或被迷住
The act of enthralling or the state of being enthralled
Her enthrallment by the novel kept her reading all night.
她对小说的沉迷让她读了一整夜。
用法提示:enthrallment 表示沉迷的状态,与 by 连用说明引发沉迷的对象。
The audience's enthrallment with the performance was evident.
观众对演出的着迷显而易见。
用法提示:enthrallment 表示着迷、全神贯注的状态,与 with 连用。
Historical accounts describe the enthrallment of conquered peoples by their rulers.
历史记载描述了征服者对被征服民族的奴役。
用法提示:enthrallment 表示奴役的状态,强调强制控制。
His enthrallment to the novel kept him reading all night.
他对那本小说的沉迷让他读了整夜。
She was in a state of enthrallment during the entire performance.
整个表演期间她一直处于沉迷状态。
He found enthrallment in exploring ancient ruins.
他在探索古代遗址中找到了沉迷。
grammar · medium
易错句子The movie was very enthrallment.
正确表达The movie was very enthralling.
enthrallment是名词,表示“沉迷”或“奴役”的状态,不能用作形容词。应使用形容词形式enthralling表示“令人着迷的”。
grammar · medium
易错句子He has an enthrallment for music.
正确表达He feels enthrallment with music.
enthrallment是不可数名词,前面不能使用不定冠词an;同时,表示“对某物的沉迷”常用介词with,而非for。
Captivation 强调吸引力和魅力,而 enthrallment 强调沉迷甚至被控制的状态,带有更强的被动性或束缚感。
Enslavement 字面指奴役过程或状态,侧重强迫;enthrallment 可比喻沉迷,未必涉及实际奴役。
Fascination 指强烈兴趣或好奇;enthrallment 指完全被吸引而失去自主,程度更深。
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