spellbound in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for spellbound in the English»Spanish Dictionary

spellbound [Am ˈspɛlbaʊnd, Brit ˈspɛlbaʊnd] ADJ

spellbound

embelesado

spellbound

maravillado

spellbound

cautivado

she held her audience spellbound

mantuvo al público embelesado or cautivado

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her performance held the audience spellbound

su actuación mantuvo al público embelesado

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embelesado (embelesada)

spellbound

la miraba embelesado

he watched her, spellbound

quedó/estaba embelesado con ella

he was spellbound o captivated by her

la escuchaba con embeleso

he listened to her captivated o spellbound

embobado (embobada)

spellbound

los niños miraban embobados a los trapecistas

the children sat open-mouthed o fascinated o spellbound watching the trapeze artists

contemplaban embobados tanta belleza

they stood spellbound o captivated by such beauty

embobar

to hold … spellbound

alelado (alelada)

spellbound

la música embargaba toda la atención del público

the music held the audience spellbound

spellbound in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for spellbound in the English»Spanish Dictionary

spellbound [ˈspelbaʊnd] ADJ

spellbound

hechizado, -a

spellbound fig

fascinado, -a

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papar moscas inf

to be spellbound

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English

His observation of the twelve men was that their dramas are powerful and provocative enough to keep a viewer spellbound.

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

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

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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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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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In the event, the movie fails to keep its readers spellbound.

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To be spellbound; do you know what that means?

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A secondary theme is treated in canon and is diegetic music, representing a hymn sung by the spellbound villagers in the story.

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

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