fascinate
gb/fˈæsənˌeɪt/ us/fˈæsənˌeɪt/
B2
انگریزی
~ 8900
lenyűgöz, lebilincsel, elbűvöl, megbabonáz, megigéz
فعل
B2
1
lenyűgöz
B2
lebilincsel
B2
استعمال کا انداز:
[something] fascinates [someone]
Astronomy fascinates her because it helps explain how the universe began.
A csillagászat lenyűgözi, mert segít megérteni, hogyan keletkezett a világegyetem.
The way children learn languages never fails to fascinate scientists.
Az, ahogyan a gyerekek nyelveket tanulnak, mindig lenyűgözi a tudósokat.
True-crime podcasts fascinate millions of listeners around the world.
The history of this city continues to fascinate tourists and locals alike.
His detailed stories about life at sea completely fascinated the students.
سیکھنے والوں کے لیے مثالیں
Space and stars fascinate many people.
Az űr és a csillagok sok embert lenyűgöznek.
Computers fascinated him when he was a child.
Gyerekkorában lenyűgözték a számítógépek.
The movie fascinated the children, and they sat very still.
Dinosaurs fascinate my little brother.
Science books fascinate her, so she reads them every day.
عام غلطی:
Learners often confuse the subject and object. We say "Math fascinates me" (math = subject, me = object), not *"I fascinate math." Another common mistake is using "fascinate" when they only mean "like" or "be interested in". "Fascinate" is stronger, used when interest is very high or lasting. Also watch the -ed / -ing forms: "I am fascinated by animals" (correct) vs. *"I am fascinating by animals" (incorrect).
معنی
to strongly interest someone
لفظی تراکیب
absolutely fascinate
|continue to fascinate
|never fails to fascinate
|fascinate the public
|fascinate audiences
|fascinate children
ہم معنی الفاظ
intrigue (Suggests strong curiosity, often because something is mysterious or hard to understand.)
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absorb (Focuses on taking all someone’s attention, often for a period of time, not always because it is amazing.)
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engross (Emphasizes being so focused that you ignore everything else; slightly more formal than "fascinate.")
متضاد الفاظ
bore (Means to make someone feel tired or uninterested, the opposite of strongly attracting attention.)
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put off (Means to make someone not want to think about or be involved with something; opposite of drawing them in.)
موضوعات
emotions
|communication
|education
|art
|core_vocabulary
تعریف
To make someone very interested so they watch or think about something for a long time.
To attract and hold someone’s attention very strongly, often because something is unusual, complex, or very interesting.
فعل
B2
2
elbűvöl
B2
megbabonáz
B2
استعمال کا انداز:
[someone]/[something] fascinates [someone]
The dancer’s graceful movements fascinated the audience into complete silence.
A táncos kecses mozdulatai annyira elbűvölték a közönséget, hogy mindenki teljesen elcsendesedett.
The city’s night lights fascinated him as he looked out from the plane window.
A város éjszakai fényei elbűvölték, amikor kinézett a repülőgép ablakán.
Her quiet confidence fascinated everyone who met her.
The strange, silent landscape fascinated the photographer.
The tiger’s slow, powerful walk fascinated the crowd at the zoo.
سیکھنے والوں کے لیے مثالیں
The fire in the dark room fascinated the children.
A sötét szobában lobogó tűz elbűvölte a gyerekeket.
Her voice fascinated him, and he could not stop listening.
A hangja megbabonázta, és képtelen volt abbahagyni a hallgatását.
The beautiful colors in the sky fascinated us.
The magic show fascinated the crowd.
The baby’s big eyes fascinated the old man.
عام غلطی:
Learners sometimes use this sense for very small or normal interest, where "like" or "be interested in" is better. This sense suggests a strong emotional pull or charm, not just simple interest. Also, avoid saying *"fascinate with" as a verb pattern (e.g. *"She fascinated me with her dress"); more natural is "She fascinated me" or "Her dress fascinated me."
معنی
to strongly attract or charm
لفظی تراکیب
fascinate the audience
|fascinate viewers
|fascinate the imagination
|visually fascinate
|deeply fascinate
ہم معنی الفاظ
captivate (Very close in meaning; often used for beauty, performance, or personality that holds attention like a charm.)
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enchant (Stronger sense of magic or beauty; can sound more literary or romantic than "fascinate.")
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mesmerize (Suggests almost hypnotic power, so someone cannot look away or think of anything else.)
متضاد الفاظ
repel (Means to strongly push someone away or disgust them, the opposite of attracting them powerfully.)
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leave cold (An informal phrase meaning not to affect or interest someone at all; opposite of strongly attracting them.)
موضوعات
emotions
|relationships
|art
|core_vocabulary
تعریف
To make someone feel very strongly attracted and unable to look away or stop thinking about a person or thing.
To attract someone in a very strong, almost spell-like way, so that they feel deeply drawn to a person, object, or scene.
فعل
C1
LITERARY
3
megbabonáz
B2
megigéz
C1
استعمال کا انداز:
[someone]/[something] fascinates [someone]
In the old tale, the sorcerer could fascinate his enemies with a single glance.
A régi mesében a varázsló egyetlen pillantással meg tudta babonázni az ellenségeit.
The cobra seemed to fascinate its prey, holding the small bird frozen in place.
Úgy tűnt, a kobra megbabonázta a zsákmányát: a kis madár dermedten a helyén maradt.
Legends told of a queen whose eyes could fascinate anyone who looked into them.
سیکھنے والوں کے لیے مثالیں
In the story, the witch fascinates the prince with her eyes.
A történetben a boszorkány a szemével megbabonázza a herceget.
The snake fascinates the mouse so it cannot run away.
A kígyó megbabonázza az egeret, így az nem tud elmenekülni.
The old book says the king can fascinate people with magic.
عام غلطی:
Learners may not realize this sense is rare and mostly appears in old stories, fantasy, or poetic language. In normal modern speech, use "fascinate" in the general sense of "strongly interest" or "strongly attract," not for real magic.
معنی
to bewitch or put under a spell
لفظی تراکیب
fascinate like a snake
|seem to fascinate
|fascinate prey
ہم معنی الفاظ
bewitch (Emphasizes magical control or charm, often in fantasy or historical settings.)
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spellbind (Suggests holding people as if by a magic spell, often used for performances or stories in a literary style.)
متضاد الفاظ
release (Means to set someone free from control, the opposite of holding them under a spell-like power.)
موضوعات
literature
|fantasy
|arts_entertainment
|core_vocabulary
تعریف
To make someone feel or act as if you used magic on them, so they cannot move or look away.
(Now mainly literary) To control or fix someone as if by magic or a spell, so they cannot move or look away.
گرامر
لغت میں درج شکل
fascinate
IPA
GB/fˈæsənˌeɪt/
US/fˈæsənˌeɪt/
ہجا بندی اور زور
fas - cin - ate (3 ہجے)
Stress on 1st syllable (fas)
لفظ کی شکلیں
Verb
- Base: fascinate
- 3rd Person Singular: fascinates
- Present Participle: fascinating
- Past: fascinated
متعلقہ الفاظ
Forms
Core family
fascination
noun B2
Related words
fascinatingly
adverb
Negative and opposite forms
unfascinating
adjective
unfascinated
adjective
عبارات
be fascinated by
1/bˈi fˈæsənˌeɪtɪd bˈaɪ/
fixed phrase
to be very interested in something
To feel very interested in something or someone so that you want to know or see more.
مثالیں
- As a child, she was fascinated by insects and kept them in small jars to study them.
- Many people are fascinated by stories of lost cities and hidden treasure.
- He is fascinated by how quickly technology is changing our lives.
be fascinated with
1/bˈi fˈæsənˌeɪtɪd wˈɪθ/
fixed phrase
to feel a deep attraction to something
To feel a strong, often long-lasting interest or attraction to something or someone.
مثالیں
- She has always been fascinated with languages and wants to learn at least five.
- The artist is fascinated with light and shadow in his paintings.
- Children are often fascinated with dinosaurs and other ancient animals.