adj.让人着魔的,迷人的
v.迷惑[诱惑]
spellbind的现在分词

原形：spellbind第三人称单数：spellbinds过去式：spellbound过去分词：spellbound现在分词：spellbinding

The magician's performance was so captivating that it spellbound the entire audience.
魔术师的表演如此迷人，以至于全场观众都为之着迷。
The story of her childhood adventures had a spellbinding effect on the listeners.
她童年冒险的故事对听众有着令人着迷的影响。
The singer's enchanting voice spellbound everyone in the concert hall.
歌手迷人的嗓音让音乐厅里的每个人都如痴如醉。
The artist's intricate paintings held a spellbinding power over visitors to the gallery.
艺术家精致的画作对画廊的参观者具有令人惊叹的魅力。
The old library, with its musty scent and ancient books, had a spellbinding atmosphere.
那个充满霉味和古籍的老图书馆有一种令人着迷的氛围。
The dancer moved with such grace and fluidity that she spellbound the judges.
舞者以优雅流畅的舞姿令评委们赞叹不已。
The aurora borealis, with its dazzling display of colors, always spellbinds spectators.
极光以其炫目的色彩展示总是让人目不转睛。
The lecturer's passionate delivery on the subject of astronomy spellbound the students.
讲师对天文学的热情讲述让学生们如痴如醉。
The child sat spellbound as the puppeteer brought the marionettes to life.
当木偶师让木偶栩栩如生时，孩子完全被吸引住了。
The tale of the lost city had a spellbinding effect on the archaeologist, driving him to search for it relentlessly.
有关失落之城的故事对考古学家产生了令人着迷的影响，驱使他不懈地寻找它。