magnetised

• 指某物体被赋予磁性，通常是在磁场作用下获得磁性；也引申为具有吸引力、能吸引人的。

Describes an object that has been given magnetic properties, typically by exposure to a magnetic field.

1. Having magnetic propertiesB2formaltechnical

   Having the ability to attract iron or steel; being in a state of magnetization.

   具有磁性的

   • The screwdriver became magnetised after rubbing it against a magnet.
   • A magnetised needle can be used to make a compass.
   • The metal shavings stuck to the magnetised surface.
   • Engineers used a magnetised tool to pick up small parts.

   同义词magnetic

• 动词，指使某物具有磁性或像磁铁一样吸引。

A verb meaning to make something magnetic or to attract something as if by magnetic force.

1. Attract stronglyB2formal

   To draw or pull something or someone strongly, as if by magnetic force.

   强烈吸引

   • The charismatic speaker magnetised the entire audience.
   • Her personality magnetised people from all walks of life.
   • The city's vibrant culture magnetises tourists every year.

   同义词allurebewitchcaptivatecharmdrawenchantenthrallfascinate

   反义词deterdiscouragedissuaderepel

2. Make magneticB2formal

   To cause an object to become magnetic, typically by exposing it to a magnetic field.

   磁化

   • The technician magnetised the iron bar for the experiment.
   • You can magnetise a needle by rubbing it with a magnet.
   • The process magnetises the metal to improve its performance.

   反义词degaussdemagnetise