英 [ɪnˈræptʃəd] 美 [ɪnˈræptʃərd]
adj. 狂喜的；著迷的
v. 狂喜（enrapture 的过去式）
enrapture /ɪnˈræptʃə/ [ enrapturing enraptured enraptures ]
及物动词 If something or someone enraptures you, you think they are wonderful or fascinating. 使着迷; 使陶醉
The place at once enraptured me.
这个地方立刻把我迷住了。
The 20,000-strong audience listened, enraptured.
两万多名观众听得入了迷。
...an enraptured audience.
...一场观众如痴如醉。
... Innocent eyes (天真的双眼) Enraptured (眉飞色舞) Finally understand (终于明白) ...
... 狂喜的星球 Raging Planet 被狂喜的 enraptured 狂喜的自制的 ecstaticpersevered ...
enrapture 使狂喜；使著迷
The place at once enraptured me.
这个地方立刻把我迷住了。
The 20,000-strong audience listened, enraptured.
两万多名观众听得入了迷。
Heidi stood enraptured, drawing in the perfumed air.
海蒂欣喜若狂地站在那里，呼吸着芬芳的空气。
The market was less than enraptured, however, bidding the stock up by only 2.63%.
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They probably weren't as bored as I was, but it seems inconceivable that they'd have been enraptured.
Philip Hoy of Waywiser had been "instantaneously taken" with the book, and the press was similarly enraptured.