But even when exploring the heaviest topics, Faulkner spellbinds readers with verbal acrobatics.

，使在探讨最沉重的话题时，福克纳也以巧妙的语言技巧迷住了读者。

Turner was spellbound and conjured from a wisp here, a daub there, the gauzy radiance of the place.

特纳意乱情迷不能自主地涂涂，此地薄如轻烟的光辉。

He was spellbound by the handsome stranger in the water.

他被水中那位英俊的陌生人迷住了。

After a four-year journey, the Polos were heartily welcomed at the court of Kublai Khan—especially the young Marco, who kept the khan spellbound with his stories.

经过四的旅程，波罗一家在忽必烈汗的宫廷受到了热烈的欢迎，尤轻的马可，他的故事让可汗着迷。

Socrates goes further and defines rhetoric as a techne psychagogia, an art of leading or directing the soul, a kind of bewitchment that holds the listener's soul spellbound (261a).

苏格拉底更进一步， 将修辞学定义为一种 techne psychagogia，一种引导或指导灵魂的艺术，一种使听者的灵魂着迷的魔法 (261a)。