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hypnotize

/ˈhɪp.nə.taɪz/

Übersetzung: Verb, das bezeichnet, jemanden in einen Zustand der Hypnose oder Trance zu versetzen, oft zu therapeutischen oder unterhaltenden Zwecken; im übertragenen Sinn auch jemanden faszinieren oder gefügig machen.

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verb

/ˈhɪp.nə.taɪz/B2formal
  • deVerb, das bezeichnet, jemanden in einen Zustand der Hypnose oder Trance zu versetzen, oft zu therapeutischen oder unterhaltenden Zwecken; im übertragenen Sinn auch jemanden faszinieren oder gefügig machen.

A verb used to indicate the act of putting someone into a state of hypnosis or trance, often for therapeutic or entertainment purposes.

  1. Induce a trance stateB2formal

    To put someone into a state of hypnosis, where they are highly responsive to suggestions.

    deIn Trance versetzen

    • The therapist hypnotized the patient to help him quit smoking.
    • She was hypnotized during the stage show and clucked like a chicken.
    • He can hypnotize people quickly using a swinging pocket watch.

    Synonymeentrancespellbind

  2. Fascinate or captivateB2informal

    To completely capture someone's attention, as if they are in a trance.

    deFaszinieren

    • The audience was hypnotized by the dancer's graceful movements.
    • Her beautiful voice hypnotized everyone in the room.
    • The flickering flames of the campfire seemed to hypnotize him.

    Synonymecaptivatecharmenchantentrancefascinaterivetspellbindtransfix

    Antonymeboredisgustdissuaderepelrepulse

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  • hypnotised past participle
  • hypnotized past participle
  • hypnotised past simple
  • hypnotized past simple
  • hypnotising present participle
  • hypnotizing present participle
  • hypnotises third person singular
  • hypnotizes third person singular
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