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Definition of entrancing - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
charming effectcaptivating and delightful
- Her entrancing smile won everyone's hearts at the party..
2.
hypnoticTECH. causing a trance-like state or hypnosisTECH.
- The music was entrancing, lulling everyone into silence.
Origin of entrancing
Old French, en- (in) + trance (delight)
Terms with entrancing included in their meaning
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delight
delightful and entrancing to the senses
Examples of entrancing in a sentence
His entrancing performance captivated the audience. Her voice was entrancing, captivating the entire audience. The entrancing dance performance left the viewers spellbound.
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- French:envoûtant, enchanteur, ...
- German:bezaubernd, hypnotisierend, ...
- Italian:incantevole, ipnotico, ...
- Spanish:cautivador, hipnótico, ...
- Portuguese:cativante, hipnotizante, ...
- Chinese:迷人的, 催眠的, ...
- Japanese:魅惑的な, 催眠的な, ...
- Arabic:سَاحِر, مُنَوِّم, ...
- Hebrew:שׁוֹבֶה לֵב, מְהַפֵּנְט, ...
- Russian:очаровательный, гипнотический, ...
- Ukrainian:чарівний, зачаровуючий, ...
- Hindi:मोहक, मंत्रमुग्ध, ...
Definition of entrance - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
actionact of entering a place
- His entrance into the room went unnoticed.
2.
doorwaydoor or gate that allows entry
- The entrance to the building was locked.
3.
admissionthe right or permission to enter
- He gained entrance to the exclusive club.
4.
captivationRare act of captivating or enchanting someoneRare
- Her performance made a dramatic entrance on the audience.
Verb
1.
captivatefill with wonder or delight
- Her singing voice can entrance an entire audience..
2.
hypnotizeTECH. put into a trance or hypnotic stateTECH.
- The rhythmic music entranced the dancers.
Images of entrance
door or gate that allows entry
Expressions with entrance
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enter a place in a dramatic way
She made a grand entrance at the gala.
to enter a place in a noticeable and impressive way
She made an entrance that captivated everyone at the gala..
alternative entry for residents or employees
Staff should use the back entrance after hours.
place where you enter and leave
The building has a single entrance and exit.
test required for admission to an educational institution
She studied hard for her entrance exam to law school..
charge for admission to a place or event
The museum has an entrance fee of ten dollars..
space inside main door of a building for receiving people
The entrance hall was filled with guests.
money paid to enter a place or event
The entrance money for the concert was $20.
area outside the main door of a building
The garden is near the front entrance.
secondary door or gate aside from the main entrance
Guests were directed to use the side entrance during the renovation..
test for admission to an educational institution
She studied hard for the entrance examination.
process of gaining admission to a university
She prepared for university entrance by studying hard..
entrance for deliveries or staff access
The delivery truck parked at the service entrance.
enter a place in a noticeable way
She made her entrance with a flourish.
entrance for servants or deliveries in buildings
The old mansion still has a servant's entrance.
conditions someone must meet to be allowed into an institution or program
The university's entrance requirements include strong grades and two letters of recommendation.
apparent opening through which light seems to enter a lens system
The size of the entrance pupil affects the lens’s effective f-number.
entrance for workers or delivery people to a building
The package was delivered through the tradesman entrance.
Origin of entrance
Latin, entrāre (to enter)
Examples of entrance in a sentence
The actor's entrance on stage was met with applause. The entrance was adorned with flowers. They waited at the entrance for the guests. The entrance to the concert was tightly secured. She finally received entrance to the prestigious university. The magician's entrance left the crowd spellbound.
His speech had an entrance effect on the listeners. The magician's tricks never fail to entrance the crowd. The beautiful scenery can entrance any traveler. The magician entranced the audience with his tricks. The storyteller's voice entranced the children.
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- French:entrée, captiver, ...
- German:Eintreten, verzaubern, ...
- Italian:ingresso, incantare, ...
- Spanish:entrada, cautivar, ...
- Portuguese:entrada, encantar, ...
- Chinese:入场, 使陶醉, ...
- Japanese:入室, 魅了する, ...
- Arabic:دُخول, أَبْهَرَ, ...
- Hebrew:כְּנִיסָה, לְהַקְסִים, ...
- Russian:вход, очаровывать, ...
- Ukrainian:вхід, захоплювати, ...
- Hindi:प्रवेश, आनंदित करना, ...
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