a spellbinding performance
使人入迷的演出
1.(演讲等)使人入迷的
1.something that is spellbinding is so interesting that it holds your attention completely
1.In June of this year it was the turn of Barack Obama to make a spellbinding speech at a university in Cairo.
今年六月，轮到奥巴马先生到开罗的一所大学来发表魅力四射的演说了。
2.That is a great and spellbinding river, one created by the magical transformation of a black dragon into a mighty stream.
那可是一条迷人的巨川哪，完全是由一条黑龙变成的大河。
3.But a semblance of normality will not mean a return to the spellbinding leverage of the credit bubble.
但是准正常状态并不意味着信贷泡沫时期惹人垂涎的杠杠的回归。
4.The film has won acclaim for its spellbinding story and entertaining dialogue. But it has also attracted criticism for its violence.
电影已经因为引人入胜的故事和娱乐性对话而赢得欢呼，但是它也因为暴力而引来批评。
5.Her tangled French ancestry could make a spellbinding tale for an audience that's grown too old for broomsticks.
她错综复杂的法国祖先可以写成引人入胜的故事，吸引那些已经长大不适合魔法的读者们。
6.I found his description of life in Ancient Rome absolutely spellbinding.
我觉得他对古罗马生活的描述非常引人入胜。
7.Cleopatra's charm was said to be irresistible, her presence spellbinding.
克丽奥佩托的风姿据说是无法抗拒的，她的仪态十分迷人。
8.At the end of Nevsky Prospekt lies Palace Square, a spellbinding symphony of structures and the spiritual center of St.
纳夫斯基大道的尽头就是圣彼得堡的精神生活的中心——宫殿广场，周围的建筑群和谐如一曲交响乐，引人入胜。
9.When it comes to sinister species, parsing fact from fiction can be spellbinding.
当提及到邪恶物种时，小说的解析部分就会引人入胜了。
10.The contest between the two former champions was spellbinding.
两位前冠军之间的竞争真使人入迷。