| 单词 | hypnotize |
| 释义 | hypnotizeWord family adjectivehypnagogichypnichypnogenetichypnoidhypnopompichypnotichypnotistichypnotizablehypnotoidnounhypnogenesishypnologyhypnonehypnopaediahypnosishypnoteehypnotherapisthypnotherapyhypnotismhypnotisthypnotizabilityhypnotizationhypnotizerverbhypnoidizehypnotizeadverbhypnotically Psychology, psychiatry hyp·no·tize (also hypnotise British English) /ˈhɪpnətaɪz/ verb [transitiveT] 1. MPto produce a sleep-like state in someone so that you can influence their thoughts and actions 对…施行催眠术 2 INTERESTEDto be so interesting or exciting that people cannot think of anything else 使着迷，使陶醉 SYN mesmerize We were completely hypnotized by her performance of the Haydn. 我们完全陶醉在她演奏的海顿作品之中。 n Grammar Hypnotize is usually passive in this meaning. Examples from the Corpus hypnotize• Many people are curious as to who can and who can not be hypnotized.• A simple, maddeningly repetitious vibration, it pulsed out from the crystal, and hypnotized all who came within its spell.• Indeed, many people prefer to remove their shoes when being hypnotized, as they find this more comfortable.• The crowd was hypnotized by Parker's effortless sax playing.• The frenzied pattern, the faces hypnotized by routine..• After this discussion I hypnotized Kirsty and took her back once again to the time of her operation.• It was only in Danzig that it became clear to me that Zbigniew had hypnotized me.• The calf, as if hypnotized, never moved.• Nazan agreed to be hypnotized to help him stop smoking.• I was too hypnotized to move. |
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