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captivate Verb [-vating, -vated] to attract and hold the attention of; enchant [Latin captivus captive] captivating adj
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captivate Translations v captivate [ˈkӕptiveit] to charm, fascinate, or hold the attention of He was captivated by her beauty. bekoor, betower يَسْحَرُ، يَخْلِبُ، يَسْبي الألْباب пленявам uchvátit fascinere; betage fesseln σαγηνεύω, τραβώ την προσοχή cautivar kütkestama شیفتن؛ افسون کردن saada valtoihinsa captiver לְהַקסִים मोहलेना, लुभाना osvojiti, očarati elragad memikat heilla, hrífa cattivarsi, affascinare うっとりとさせる 사로잡다 sužavėti valdzināt tahanan bekoren fengsle, bedåre, fortrylle urzekać cativar a fascina пленять uchvátiť očarati očarati fängsla, tjusa หว่านเสน่ห์ büyülemek, etkilemek 迷住 захоплювати, зачаровувати مسحور کرنا ، مبہوت کرنا quyến rũ 迷住 |
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| I will shout to the assembled multitude: "Look at this young puppy who is driving off to captivate the Circassian girls after letting me spit in his face Of course it is both her intention and resolution to marry when she finds a suitable match, and no one is better aware than herself of the sort of impression she is capable of producing; no one likes better to captivate in a quiet way. Well, you MAY captivate old men, and younger sons; but nobody else, I am sure, will ever take a fancy to you. |
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