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。

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

而，即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.

纳意乱情迷不能自主地涂涂抹抹，此地薄如轻烟的光辉。

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 techne psychagogia，一或指灵魂的艺术，一使听者的灵魂着迷的魔法 (261a)。

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.

经过四年的旅程，波罗一家在忽必烈汗的宫廷受到了热烈的欢迎，尤其是年轻的马可，他的故事让可汗着迷。