enchanted

• Qualifie un état d'être sous l'effet d'un sort ou d'un enchantement, ou bien un sentiment de grand ravissement et de fascination.

Describes a state of being under a spell or filled with great delight and charm.

1. Under a magic spellB1formal

   Affected by magic; placed under a spell.

   ensorcelé (sous un charme magique)

   • The enchanted forest was filled with talking animals.
   • She was turned into a frog by an enchanted spell.
   • The enchanted castle appeared only at midnight.

   Synonymesbewitchedcharmedensorcelledentrancedhexedspellbound

2. Delighted or charmedB2formal

   Extremely pleased or captivated by something.

   Enchanté (ravi, captivé)

   • I was enchanted by her beautiful singing voice.
   • The audience was enchanted by the magician's performance.
   • He felt enchanted by the stunning sunset over the ocean.

   Synonymesbewitchedcaptivatedcharmeddelightedenthralledentrancedfascinatedspellbound

   Antonymesdisenchanteddisgusted

• Verbe utilisé pour décrire l'action de jeter un sort sur quelqu'un ou quelque chose, ou de charmer et ravir fortement quelqu'un.

A verb used to describe the act of casting a spell on someone or something, or to captivate and delight someone greatly.

1. Delight greatlyB2formal

   To fill someone with great delight or charm.

   enchanter (ravir)

   • The beautiful music enchanted the entire audience.
   • Her storytelling enchanted the children for hours.
   • The garden's beauty enchanted every visitor.

   Synonymesbeguilecaptivatecharmdelightenraptureenthrallentrancefascinate

   Antonymesdisgustdispleaseoffendrepelrepulserevolt

2. Use magic onB2formal

   To put someone or something under a magic spell.

   Enchanter (jeter un sort)

   • The witch enchanted the prince, turning him into a frog.
   • In the fairy tale, the forest was enchanted by a powerful wizard.
   • The ring was enchanted to grant its wearer invisibility.

   Synonymesbewitchcharmspellbindvoodoo

   Antonymesdisenchantfreerelease