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单词 trance
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Definition of trance in English:

trance

noun trɑːnstræns
  • 1A half-conscious state characterized by an absence of response to external stimuli, typically as induced by hypnosis or entered by a medium.

    昏睡状态(尤指催眠等状态)

    she put him into a light trance

    她让他进入轻度昏睡状态。

    Example sentencesExamples
    • Slowly, I break the light trance and stand up, feeling much better.
    • I was filtering out all verbal communication and only paying attention to body language, and entered a really peaceful trance state.
    • Analogies were drawn to waking from a dream, from a hypnotic trance, or from meditation.
    • She focused her power on the warriors below her, going into an almost meditative trance.
    • Hypnotherapy will only be effective, he says, if the hypnotic trance is deep enough.
    • In desperation I turned to that old standby, the self-induced trance.
    • For example, some practitioners see someone's very sense of identity as a powerful trance state, rather than as something with a concrete existence.
    • There is no documented report of Virginia being placed into a mesmeric trance in the hours preceding her death.
    • Take the plunge of trance induction, but don't use illegal substances to get there!
    • I generally use a 20 to 30-minute trance induction and deepening process.
    • They don't understand that they're moving toward the trance state, the crossing of the threshold.
    • ‘Journeying’ isn't the same as attaining a trance state so you can work as a medium/oracle for example.
    • Her mind began to enter a trance, and she almost thought she heard faint, crystalline singing.
    • Would it be easier just to try a shamanic trance and go hunt them down?
    • We would associate the hands actually touching with a deepening of the trance state.
    • What I do is enter a light trance state, and then attempt to use touch visualization to climb the rope out of my body.
    • Is this a mystical gift bestowed upon me in a meditative trance?
    • This entity was supposed to be a manifestation or thought-form akin to the ectoplasm that is generated by mediums while in a trance state.
    • The experience of a hypnotic trance is one of extremely focussed attention.
    • She silently slipped into a meditative trance and heard the music of her mind.
    Synonyms
    daze, stupor, haze, hypnotic state, half-conscious state, dream, daydream, reverie, brown study, suspended animation
    1. 1.1 A state of abstraction.
      出神,恍惚,发呆
      the kind of trance he went into whenever illness was discussed

      一谈到疾病他就表现出的那种发呆神情。

      Example sentencesExamples
      • Soft rustling from outside broke his trance and forced him to his feet.
      • A scream that broke him from his trance, from his imagination, and brought him running in the direction of the ballroom.
      • Danielle snapped out of her trance of imagining construction workers dancing around while trying to wipe dirt out of their eyes.
      • He went across her line of vision, and snapped her out of her trance.
      • While most books written for small children put me into a befugged trance state, Winnie the Pooh keeps me reading, and interested.
      • The loud music blaring from her room brought Kyle out of his thoughtful trance, and he looked up absently.
      • When I finally snapped out of my trance / ice cream fantasy, I willed myself to continue forward to the object of my quest.
      • Suddenly a knock on her door snapped her out of her trance of sorts.
      • She stood at the sink in a trance, waiting for the next line in the imaginary conversation while she rinsed the mug over and over, but it wouldn't come.
      • Most fantasizers find being in a formal trance more vivid than other imagery in their daily lives, but similar.
      Synonyms
      daze, stupor, haze, hypnotic state, half-conscious state, dream, daydream, reverie, brown study, suspended animation
    2. 1.2mass noun A type of electronic dance music characterized by hypnotic rhythms and sounds.
      催眠的舞蹈音乐
      in the Hades Warehouse there's the finest in trance and techno
      Example sentencesExamples
      • Pirate radio is still illegal but today there are more stations than ever beaming everything from trance music to anarchy into Britain's homes.
      • So far, this has meant a strong focus on Moroccan trance music, expressed over three CDs made in collaboration with a number of Marrakech-based musicians.
      • There are certainly trance elements there, but it's not the same as the kinds of things you hear today that are called trance music.
      • It's not like any of us back then set out with this grand idea in our heads, like, ‘We're going to make trance music and be huge.’
      • The combination of percussion and reeds, and the frenzied pace of some of the pieces, creates some uncanny parallels with Moroccan trance music.
      • It's important to note that these are not pop songs in any sense of the word - this is traditional trance music with an electric twist, and should be approached as such.
      • Personally, I find loud trance music (in French or Italian) helps.
      • I passed by a group of what looked like thirteen- and fourteen-year-olds; who were dancing to the extremely loud trance music blaring on the far left, in a somewhat secluded room.
      • Instead of the hip-hop junglist acid garage trance music that usually sounds from outside my window, all I can hear is the drumbeat of war.
      • Hip-hop, trance music, disco, and house quickly became an obsession for her.
      • Just type in Trance and you get a list of all the stations that list trance music in their genre information.
      • I usually listen to some kind of dance music or trance music or something that is upbeat and continuous.
      • If you looking for great trance music this is the place to go on Saturdays.
      • Darrin will consult on the purchase of some techno, acid house and trance music out of the money raised.
      • With a soft humming house / trance music playing in the background, one can really enjoy oneself very nicely in the surroundings, while sitting on comfortable chairs and benches.
      • But, the quality is good enough and, if you like trance music, its definitely trancey.
      • Inside, a form of trance music played as the people danced, almost to a slower beat.
      • Back then, he was just beginning his career as a DJ, playing his brand of energetic, driving trance music at small raves around Ottawa.
      • If rap or trance music with pounding bass lines is your staple musical diet, you had better look elsewhere.
verb trɑːnstræns
[with object]literary
  • Put into a trance.

    〈诗/文〉使昏睡,使出神,使入迷

    she's been tranced and may need waking

    她已经沉睡过去了,可能需要把她叫醒。

    Example sentencesExamples
    • Her eyes gleamed when she spoke, almost trancing the other person.
    • By the end of the show, a shaman will bring the tranced dancer back to normal by blowing air into the dancer's ear.
    • She kept remembering the long look they had shared, and how easily she'd been tranced by those green eyes.

Derivatives

  • trance-like

  • adjectiveˈtrɑːnslʌɪk
    • And that will get them through that trance-like thing.
      Example sentencesExamples
      • Just don't do the no-blink trance-like scare stare.
      • Neither my daughter, Jane, nor my son, Lewis, look up, both absorbed in a music video, their vague, trance-like expressions bathed in glare from the screen.
      • During shamanic counselling, the client is taught how to put themselves into a trance-like state so they can ask questions of their spirit helpers.
      • Many people imagine hypnosis as a trance-like altered state of consciousness.

Origin

Middle English (originally as a verb in the sense 'be in a trance'): from Old French transir 'depart, fall into trance', from Latin transire 'go across'.

  • transit from Late Middle English:

    Transit initially meant ‘passage from one place to another’. It is from Latin transire ‘go across’. The grammatical term transitive (late 16th century) for verbs that ‘go across’ to an object is from the same source, as are trance (Middle English), and transient (Late Middle English).

Rhymes

advance, Afrikaans, à outrance, chance, dance, enhance, entrance, faience, France, glance, lance, mischance, outdance, perchance, prance, Provence, stance

Definition of trance in US English:

trance

nountrænstrans
  • 1A half-conscious state characterized by an absence of response to external stimuli, typically as induced by hypnosis or entered by a medium.

    昏睡状态(尤指催眠等状态)

    she put him into a light trance

    她让他进入轻度昏睡状态。

    Example sentencesExamples
    • Would it be easier just to try a shamanic trance and go hunt them down?
    • Slowly, I break the light trance and stand up, feeling much better.
    • I generally use a 20 to 30-minute trance induction and deepening process.
    • Her mind began to enter a trance, and she almost thought she heard faint, crystalline singing.
    • They don't understand that they're moving toward the trance state, the crossing of the threshold.
    • Analogies were drawn to waking from a dream, from a hypnotic trance, or from meditation.
    • We would associate the hands actually touching with a deepening of the trance state.
    • This entity was supposed to be a manifestation or thought-form akin to the ectoplasm that is generated by mediums while in a trance state.
    • Take the plunge of trance induction, but don't use illegal substances to get there!
    • What I do is enter a light trance state, and then attempt to use touch visualization to climb the rope out of my body.
    • I was filtering out all verbal communication and only paying attention to body language, and entered a really peaceful trance state.
    • Hypnotherapy will only be effective, he says, if the hypnotic trance is deep enough.
    • ‘Journeying’ isn't the same as attaining a trance state so you can work as a medium/oracle for example.
    • The experience of a hypnotic trance is one of extremely focussed attention.
    • She silently slipped into a meditative trance and heard the music of her mind.
    • She focused her power on the warriors below her, going into an almost meditative trance.
    • There is no documented report of Virginia being placed into a mesmeric trance in the hours preceding her death.
    • In desperation I turned to that old standby, the self-induced trance.
    • For example, some practitioners see someone's very sense of identity as a powerful trance state, rather than as something with a concrete existence.
    • Is this a mystical gift bestowed upon me in a meditative trance?
    Synonyms
    daze, stupor, haze, hypnotic state, half-conscious state, dream, daydream, reverie, brown study, suspended animation
    1. 1.1 A state of abstraction.
      出神,恍惚,发呆
      the kind of trance he went into whenever illness was discussed

      一谈到疾病他就表现出的那种发呆神情。

      Example sentencesExamples
      • Danielle snapped out of her trance of imagining construction workers dancing around while trying to wipe dirt out of their eyes.
      • Most fantasizers find being in a formal trance more vivid than other imagery in their daily lives, but similar.
      • While most books written for small children put me into a befugged trance state, Winnie the Pooh keeps me reading, and interested.
      • A scream that broke him from his trance, from his imagination, and brought him running in the direction of the ballroom.
      • He went across her line of vision, and snapped her out of her trance.
      • The loud music blaring from her room brought Kyle out of his thoughtful trance, and he looked up absently.
      • Suddenly a knock on her door snapped her out of her trance of sorts.
      • She stood at the sink in a trance, waiting for the next line in the imaginary conversation while she rinsed the mug over and over, but it wouldn't come.
      • Soft rustling from outside broke his trance and forced him to his feet.
      • When I finally snapped out of my trance / ice cream fantasy, I willed myself to continue forward to the object of my quest.
      Synonyms
      daze, stupor, haze, hypnotic state, half-conscious state, dream, daydream, reverie, brown study, suspended animation
    2. 1.2 A type of electronic dance music characterized by hypnotic rhythms and sounds.
      催眠的舞蹈音乐
      Example sentencesExamples
      • Instead of the hip-hop junglist acid garage trance music that usually sounds from outside my window, all I can hear is the drumbeat of war.
      • If you looking for great trance music this is the place to go on Saturdays.
      • But, the quality is good enough and, if you like trance music, its definitely trancey.
      • If rap or trance music with pounding bass lines is your staple musical diet, you had better look elsewhere.
      • With a soft humming house / trance music playing in the background, one can really enjoy oneself very nicely in the surroundings, while sitting on comfortable chairs and benches.
      • So far, this has meant a strong focus on Moroccan trance music, expressed over three CDs made in collaboration with a number of Marrakech-based musicians.
      • Inside, a form of trance music played as the people danced, almost to a slower beat.
      • I usually listen to some kind of dance music or trance music or something that is upbeat and continuous.
      • It's not like any of us back then set out with this grand idea in our heads, like, ‘We're going to make trance music and be huge.’
      • Personally, I find loud trance music (in French or Italian) helps.
      • It's important to note that these are not pop songs in any sense of the word - this is traditional trance music with an electric twist, and should be approached as such.
      • I passed by a group of what looked like thirteen- and fourteen-year-olds; who were dancing to the extremely loud trance music blaring on the far left, in a somewhat secluded room.
      • There are certainly trance elements there, but it's not the same as the kinds of things you hear today that are called trance music.
      • Just type in Trance and you get a list of all the stations that list trance music in their genre information.
      • Pirate radio is still illegal but today there are more stations than ever beaming everything from trance music to anarchy into Britain's homes.
      • Back then, he was just beginning his career as a DJ, playing his brand of energetic, driving trance music at small raves around Ottawa.
      • Darrin will consult on the purchase of some techno, acid house and trance music out of the money raised.
      • The combination of percussion and reeds, and the frenzied pace of some of the pieces, creates some uncanny parallels with Moroccan trance music.
      • Hip-hop, trance music, disco, and house quickly became an obsession for her.
verbtrænstrans
[with object]literary
  • Put into a trance.

    〈诗/文〉使昏睡,使出神,使入迷

    she's been tranced and may need waking

    她已经沉睡过去了,可能需要把她叫醒。

    Example sentencesExamples
    • By the end of the show, a shaman will bring the tranced dancer back to normal by blowing air into the dancer's ear.
    • Her eyes gleamed when she spoke, almost trancing the other person.
    • She kept remembering the long look they had shared, and how easily she'd been tranced by those green eyes.

Origin

Middle English (originally as a verb in the sense ‘be in a trance’): from Old French transir ‘depart, fall into trance’, from Latin transire ‘go across’.

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