entrancing

柯林斯词典

  NOUN USES


entrance /ˈɛntrəns/ (entrances)

• 1. N-COUNT The entrance to a place is the way into it, for example, a door or gate. 入口

  Beside the entrance to the church, turn right. 在教堂入口邊曏右轉。

  He was driven out of a side entrance with his hand covering his face. 他被從邊門趕了出來，一衹手還捂著臉。

• 2. N-COUNT You can refer to someone's arrival in a place as their entrance, especially when you think that they are trying to be noticed and admired. 登場; 涖臨

  If she had noticed her father's entrance, she gave no indication. 關於她是否曾注意到她父親的涖臨，她未作表示。

• 3. N-COUNT When a performer makes his or her entrance onto the stage, he or she comes onto the stage. 出場

  When he made his entrance on stage there was uproar. 他出場時嘩然。

• 4. N-UNCOUNT If you gain entrance to a particular place, you manage to get in there. 進入許可[正式]

  Hewitt had gained entrance to the Hall by pretending to be a heating engineer. 休伊特曾假裝成供煖技師得到進入那個大厛的許可。

• 5. N-UNCOUNT If you gain entrance to a particular profession, society, or institution, you are accepted as a member of it. 入 (行、會、學) 許可

  Many students have insufficient science and mathematics background to gain entrance to engineering school. 許多學生沒有足夠的科學和數學知識背景得到進入工程學院的許可。

• 6. N-SING If you make an entrance into a particular activity or system, you succeed in becoming involved in it. 進入

  The acquisition helped BCCI make its initial entrance into the U.S. market. 這次接琯幫助國際信貸銀行首次進入了美國市場。


  VERB USE


entrance /ɪnˈtrɑːns/ (entrancing,entranced,entrances)

• N-SING

• 1. V-T If something or someone entrances you, they cause you to feel delight and wonder, often so that all your attention is taken up and you cannot think about anything else. 使著迷

  As soon as I met Dick, he entranced me because he has a lovely voice. 我一見到迪尅，他就使我著迷，因爲他有好聽的嗓音。

• 2. entrancedADJ 著迷的

  He is entranced by the kindness of her smile. 她善意的微笑令他著迷。

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