hypnotise
基本解释
- v. 對(某人)施催眠術;(使)著迷,陶醉(等於 hypnotize)
英汉例句
- Singer himself learned how to hypnotise while a student at Cambridge University.
辛格自己在劍橋讀書時,就學會了催眠術。 - It is impossible to hypnotise someone simply by saying a particular word or phrase.
不可能僅通過說某個詞或短語就能把人催眠。 。 - This is an extremely effective exercise because it allows you to lightly hypnotise yourself by entirely focusing on one sentence.
這時一種極其有傚的鍛鍊,因爲它讓你輕微的假設你正全身心的投入在句子上。 - In 1905, there was an attempt to ban windscreen wipers because it was feared they would hypnotise drivers.
ECONOMIST: New York bans them; others will follow - His life is slowly transformed into a duel with the illusions emanating from the set, whose superficial images seem to hypnotise him, even to imprison him in a virtual reality.
ECONOMIST: Fiction from France