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Перевод: charm

[существительное]
обаяние; очарование; шарм ; обворожительность ; чары ; амулет ; брелок ;
[глагол]
прельщать; очаровывать; чаровать; заколдовывать; заклинать; успокаивать; приручать

Тезаурус:

1. A smile can charm and delude us so that we accept even lies and insults - providing that they are accompanied by the expected flash of teeth at the same time!
2. The disc opens with the flavour of Carmen (Souvenirs d'Andalousie ), continues with lively bravura/programmatic fun ( Le banjo ), then charm ( Grand Scherzo ), humour ( Pasquinade Caprice ), breathtaking beauty ( Berceuse ), and memorable rhythmic tautness ( Tournament Galop ).
3. Now the charm'd Tempest from my Bosom flies:
4. He could charm the birds off the trees.
5. Then to her final and total humiliation Phoebe found that she was actually having a good time; she was enjoying her mother and her mother's easy authority and charm.
6. And with Mr Gorbachev, who could charm the birds off a tree, she was, said Mr Healey, like a gushing schoolgirl with a crush.
7. GLASNOST, it would seem, has lost its charm - or more accurately perhaps, the Soviet people have realised that man cannot live by words alone.
8. "ANYTHING with charm is doing well."
9. The sales combine items of charm at fairly accessible prices with some rare treasures aimed at big-time collectors.
10. Not easy - Sukey's charm was all in her colouring.
11. An entertainment embracing the humour, satire, charm and tragedy of Shakespeare
12. She had great qualities, Mum, of charm and kindness and general decency, but would anyone ever appreciate them and not hurt her?
13. In the space of four enchanting miles there is a rapid succession of lovely vistas of river scenery, of bewitching cascades and waterfalls in a woodland setting of great charm.