mystique
gb/mɪstˈik/ us/mɪstˈik/
C1
英语
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名词
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abstract
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an aura of mystery and charm
a feeling of mystery that makes something seem special
用法模式：
the mystique of [someone/something]
常见错误：
Learners sometimes confuse mystique (a quality or aura) with mystic (a religious/spiritual person) or mystical (an adjective).
近义词
aura (General atmosphere or feeling, not necessarily mysterious.)
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allure (Emphasizes attractiveness rather than mystery.)
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glamour (Emphasizes exciting beauty and charm, less about secrecy.)
反义词
ordinariness (The quality of being normal and not special or mysterious.)
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transparency (Openness that removes secrecy and mystery.)
搭配
an air of mystique
|a sense of mystique
|the mystique of Hollywood
|the mystique of the artist
|the mystique surrounding her
|a mystique of secrecy
|maintain a mystique
|add to the mystique
|part of the mystique
|shrouded in mystique
主题
people
|culture
|emotions
|media
|daily_life
例句
- The actor rarely gives interviews, which adds to his mystique.
- There’s a mystique around that old house at the end of the road.
- Part of the city’s mystique comes from its hidden alleys and rooftop bars.
学习者例句
- She has a mystique that makes people curious.
- The museum has a mystique of history and secrets.
名词
C1
abstract
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romanticized belief in specialness
an idea that something is special because it seems mysterious
用法模式：
the mystique of [place/period/activity]
常见错误：
Mystique is usually a general impression, not a specific secret or puzzle (that would be a mystery).
近义词
myth (A traditional or false story/idea; can be more clearly untrue than mystique.)
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romance (A sentimental idealization, not necessarily involving mystery.)
反义词
reality (Focus on facts rather than an idealized impression.)
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demystification (The process of removing mystery or special status.)
搭配
the mystique of the West
|the mystique of royalty
|the mystique of the frontier
|the mystique of the past
|the mystique of success
|the mystique of the stage
|the mystique surrounding the job
|the mystique of science
|the mystique of power
|fed the mystique
主题
culture
|history
|beliefs
|society
例句
- Books and films helped create the mystique of the cowboy lifestyle.
- The company’s success has given entrepreneurship a certain mystique.
- Once you see how the process works, the mystique disappears.
学习者例句
- Travel ads build the mystique of the island.
- After the tour, the job lost its mystique.
名词
business
C1
abstract
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carefully cultivated brand mystery
a planned ‘mysterious’ image to attract attention
用法模式：
create/cultivate a mystique (around [someone/something])
常见错误：
In this sense, mystique is about image and perception, not supernatural mystery.
近义词
cachet (Prestige and high status, often linked to exclusivity more than mystery.)
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image (General public impression; less specifically about mystery.)
反义词
mass-market image (An image of being widely available rather than exclusive or mysterious.)
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plainness (A lack of special styling or aura.)
搭配
cultivate a mystique
|create a mystique
|build a mystique
|a brand mystique
|product mystique
|designer mystique
|exclusive mystique
|maintain the mystique
|trade on mystique
|marketing mystique
主题
business
|marketing
|media
|fashion
例句
- The company cultivates a mystique by revealing very little about new products before launch.
- Luxury brands often rely on mystique to justify high prices.
- By limiting access and invitations, they built a mystique around the event.
学习者例句
- The brand created a mystique to seem exclusive.
- He cultivates a mystique online by posting little.
语法
词典原形
mystique
IPA
GB/mɪstˈik/
US/mɪstˈik/
音节与重音
mys - tique （2 个音节）
Stress on 2nd syllable (tique)
词形变化
Noun
- Base: mystique
- Plural: mystique
词族
Core family
Negative and opposite forms
demystify
verb C1
demystification
noun C1
Advanced or less common
mystification
noun
mysteriousness
noun
相关表达
an air of mystique
1/ən ˈɛɹ əv mɪstˈik/
fixed phrase
noticeable mysterious vibe
a feeling that someone seems mysterious
例句
- He speaks quietly and keeps an air of mystique.
- The dim lighting gave the restaurant an air of mystique.
- Her silence added an air of mystique to the story.
lose its mystique
1/lˈuz ˈɪts mɪstˈik/
fixed phrase
stop seeming special or mysterious
to stop feeling special or mysterious
例句
- Once the recipe went online, the dish lost its mystique.
- After a few weeks at the new job, it started to lose its mystique.
- When everyone can do it, the hobby loses its mystique.
maintain a mystique
1/meɪntˈeɪn ə mɪstˈik/
fixed phrase
keep a mysterious image
to keep yourself a little mysterious
例句
- She maintains a mystique by staying off social media.
- The band tried to maintain a mystique between album releases.
- They maintained a mystique around the project until launch day.
the mystique of [something]
1/ðə mɪstˈik əv sˈʌmθɪŋ/
fixed phrase
mysterious special appeal of something
the mystery and charm that makes something seem special
例句
- Tourists come for the mystique of ancient Egypt.
- The mystique of the courtroom fascinates many law students.
- She wrote about the mystique of living off-grid.