transfixed

英 [trænsˈfɪkst]

美 [trænsˈfɪkst]

v.  使(因恐惧、惊愕等而)动弹不得; 使惊呆
transfix的过去分词和过去式

过去式：transfixed　

柯林斯词典

• VERB 使呆住;使动弹不得
  If youare transfixedby something, it captures all of your interest or attention, so that you are unable to think of anything else or unable to act.
  1. We were all transfixed by the images of the war.
     战争的种种景象令我们都呆住了。

英英释义

adj

• having your attention fixated as though by a spell
  Synonym:fascinatedhypnotizedhypnotisedmesmerizedmesmerisedspellboundspell-bound

双语例句

• We saw "The Tale of Despereaux" and they were transfixed.
  我们看的是“绝望的故事”。
• John Piper is transfixed and intoxicated by Jonathan Edwards and he channels him every time he preaches.
  约翰•派博被约拿单•爱德华兹牢牢吸引，陶醉其中，他每次讲道都向人介绍他。
• Sweet music caught and held him transfixed against the iron fence.
  优美的音乐吸引了他，他靠在铁栏，一动不动。素杨。
• We were all transfixed by the images of the war.
  战争的种种景象令我们都呆住了。
• Millions of people will be transfixed by this unique festival of sport and friendship.
  众人将沉浸在这独一无二的友谊和竞技的节日里。
• The conference delegates were transfixed by her speech.
  会议代表们被她的发言弄得呆住了。
• I stood transfixed with terror.
  我吓得站在那里呆若木鸡。
• The Chinese are transfixed.
  中国人呆住了。
• She stood transfixed with fear.
  她因恐惧而呆立不动。
• I sat on the floor right in front of the TV and watched them both, transfixed.
  我坐在电视正前方的地板上，观看两个大会，完全被吸引住了。