charmed

• “charm”的过去分词，意为被施了魔法或咒语的、被迷住的。现代英语中几乎只用于固定搭配“a charmed life”（有福气的人生、逢凶化吉的人生）。

An archaic or poetic past participle of 'charm', used to describe someone or something that is under a magical spell or enchantment. In modern usage, it is almost exclusively found in the fixed phrase 'a charmed life'.

1. Delighted or captivatedB1formal

   Feeling great pleasure, delight, or fascination.

   着迷的

   • I am charmed by your hospitality.
   • She was charmed by the quaint little village.
   • He felt charmed by her witty conversation.

   同义词bewitchedcaptivateddelightedenchantedentrancedfascinatedpleasedthrilled

   反义词disenchanteddisgusteddispleased

2. Protected by magicB2informal

   Having magical protection or good luck.

   受魔法保护的

   • The hero led a charmed life, always escaping danger.
   • She wore a charmed necklace for good luck.
   • They seemed to live in a charmed world where nothing went wrong.

   同义词blessedenchantedfortunatelucky

• 动词，指用个人魅力、吸引力或魔法来吸引、迷住或影响他人，使人产生喜爱、钦佩或被迷住的感觉。

A verb used to indicate the act of attracting, delighting, or influencing someone through personal appeal or magic.

1. Attract or delightB1formal

   To attract, please, or delight someone through personal qualities or behavior.

   吸引

   • She charmed everyone at the party with her wit.
   • He charmed his way into the exclusive club.
   • The little girl charmed the audience with her song.

   同义词allurebeguilebewitchcaptivatedelightenchantenthrallfascinatepleasewin over

   反义词disgustoffendrepelrepulse

2. Influence through magicB2formal

   To use magic or supernatural power to influence or control someone or something.

   用魔法控制

   • The wizard charmed the snake to sleep.
   • In the story, the witch charmed the prince into a frog.
   • He believed he could charm the weather with his spells.

   同义词bewitchenchantenraptureentrancespellbind