| 词组 | fascination |
| 释义 | fascination noun the feeling of being extremely interested in somethingadjectivesgreat fascination The children listened with great fascination to the story.a particular fascination There was one painting in the gallery that held a particular fascination for me.a morbid/unhealthy fascination (=that seems unusual and bad for you) He developed an unhealthy fascination with guns.an enduring/abiding fascination (=it lasts a long time) Venice has always held an enduring fascination for artists.a lifelong fascination She has had a lifelong fascination with the islands.continued/constant/endless fascination The Loch Ness Monster is a subject of endless fascination.verbssb has a fascination with sth The boy had a fascination with all forms of transport.sth has/holds a fascination for sb She studied in the US as a teenager, and American culture has held a fascination for her ever since.watch (sb/sth) with fascination They watched with fascination as the turtle laid its eggs.sth retains its fascination (=it continues to be fascinating) The Lake District retains its fascination for people from all over the world.sth’s fascination lies in sth (=used when saying why something is fascinating) Much of the film’s fascination lies in the fact that it is based on true events.prepositionsa fascination with/for sth He’s had a fascination with trains ever since he was a child.phrasessth is a source of fascination (=it is fascinating) Her life has been a source of fascination to French writers from Voltaire to the present day.a subject/object/topic of fascination The royal family has always been a subject of fascination throughout history. |
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