Charm
01
护身符, 幸运物
a small object, often in the form of a necklace or bracelet, which is believed to bring good luck
例子
He gave her a lucky charm before her big presentation.
在她重要的演讲之前，他给了她一个幸运符。
02
魅力, 吸引力
a quality or trait that attracts others and creates a positive impression
例子
He has a natural charm that puts people at ease.
他有一种自然的魅力，能让人感到轻松自在。
03
a set of words, gestures, or ingredients believed to hold magical power and used to produce a desired effect
例子
The witch cast a charm to protect the house.
04
魅, 魅夸克
(physics) one of the six flavors of quark in particle physics
例子
Charm quarks are heavier than up and down quarks.
魅夸克比上夸克和下夸克更重。
to charm
01
迷住, 吸引
to captivate someone with appeal or attractiveness
Transitive: to charm sb
例子
The quaint little town charmed visitors with its picturesque streets.
这个风景如画的小镇以其如画的街道迷住了游客。
02
迷住, 施魔法
to gain control over someone by using magic spells
Transitive: to charm sb
例子
He used a spell to charm the beast, making it calm and friendly.
他使用了一个咒语来魅惑野兽，使其变得平静友好。
03
迷住, 吸引
to employ one's likable qualities or appeal in order to influence someone
Transitive: to charm sb/sth into sth | to charm sb/sth out of sth
例子
Despite the tough negotiation, he managed to charm the client into accepting the deal.
尽管谈判艰难，他还是迷住了客户，使其接受了交易。
04
施魔法保护, 用符咒保护
to protect or safeguard through the use of magical spells, charms, or other supernatural forces
Transitive: to charm sb/sth from harm | to charm sb/sth against harm
例子
She wore a necklace that was said to charm her from bad luck.
她戴了一条据说能保护她免受厄运的项链。
