spellbound in the PONS Dictionary

spellbound Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be spellbound by sth
biti očaran nečim
to hold sb spellbound
očarati nekoga

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Spellbound, he rushed to the kitchen and created tortellini in its image.
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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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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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In the event, the movie fails to keep its readers spellbound.
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He performed his first show at the age of 14 at the birthday party of a friend and was inspired by his audience's spellbound reaction.
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To be spellbound; do you know what that means?
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The students were spellbound... never had they enjoyed their professor's opera so much, and never had they heard such artistic singing.
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People sat back in spellbound wonder as the scenic program flowed across the screen.
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Reading her poetry leaves us the opposite of spellbound.
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Children sat spellbound by his aboriginal tales and wonderful verses.
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