spellbound in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for spellbound in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.spellbound [Brit ˈspɛlbaʊnd, Am ˈspɛlbaʊnd] VB pt, pp

spellbound → spellbind

II.spellbound [Brit ˈspɛlbaʊnd, Am ˈspɛlbaʊnd] ADJ

spellbound

incantato, ammaliato, affascinato (by da)

to hold sb spellbound

stregare or ammaliare qn

See also spellbind

spellbind <pt/pp spellbound> [Brit ˈspɛlbʌɪnd, Am ˈspɛlbaɪnd] VB trans

spellbind

incantare, ammaliare, affascinare

spellbind <pt/pp spellbound> [Brit ˈspɛlbʌɪnd, Am ˈspɛlbaɪnd] VB trans

spellbind

incantare, ammaliare, affascinare

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the listeners were spellbound (at lecture, reading)

il pubblico era incantato

Translations for spellbound in the Italian»English Dictionary

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lo guardava -a

she was looking at him spellbound

il pubblico era incantato

the listeners were spellbound or rapt

incantare

to spellbind

incantare qn

to cast or put a spell on sb, to hold sb spellbound

la musica li incantava

the music held them spellbound

ammaliare

to spellbind

spellbound in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for spellbound in the English»Italian Dictionary

spellbound [ˈspel·baʊnd] ADJ a. fig

spellbound

stregato, -a

Translations for spellbound in the Italian»English Dictionary

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incantarsi

to be spellbound

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He would keep audiences spellbound whether it was a political, social or cultural subject.

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However, he is able to keep the audience spellbound in the last 15 minutes of the film which is electrifying.

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Spellbound, he rushed to the kitchen and created tortellini in its image.

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I listened spellbound to their stories of birds, animals and aquatic creatures.

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An erudite orator, expert in the social, economic and political issues, his soft but forcefully presentations of the issues always kept the audience spellbound.

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Despite the severe weather, people of all persuasions flocked to the church and listened spellbound to this prince of preachers.

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People sat back in spellbound wonder as the scenic program flowed across the screen.

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The continuous vitality together with the unfailing observation to each detail kept us spellbound and surprised to the end.

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Reading her poetry leaves us the opposite of spellbound.

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The audience remains spellbound a moment, then a burst of enthusiastic applause crowns her effort.

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