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Перевод: fascination

[существительное]
обаяние; очарование; обворожительность ; прелесть

Тезаурус:

1. The fascination of these closed communities and hemmed-in lives, that recur in my work, is that they breed a certain ignorance, can be the breeding ground for very extreme, absurd emotional releases."
2. Part of the fascination of the old for the very young could be the sense of contact with a long-past world, half haunted.
3. Fascination with code names went well beyond operations, reaching even the contra supporters and fund-raisers.
4. What is the fascination of horror?
5. The self-proclaimed "honesty" of the wild, well-born stranger was doubted, but her fascination prevailed.
6. It may be that fascination with the problems of why palatable insects are brightly coloured has caused us to overlook Darwin's problems of why unpalatable insects are brightly coloured in the first place.
7. Nails watched it with horrified fascination, and saw it start to slide towards him.
8. But his fascination with motion, the "gate of natural philosophy", had probably been with him from the beginning of that decade.
9. It was almost prophetic in its wisdom: "There is really something morbid about the film as a whole - a fascination, almost a wallowing in death and suffering that represents one of the least appealing tendencies in the audience as well as the film-makers.
10. For me and the growing number of cavers and potholers, the fascination of Ingleborough is centred on the band of limestone at and below mid-height.
11. If we accept that the narrative discourse represents the consciousness of the unnamed "jealous husband" of the woman known as A, then the ambiguities and contradictions in the text can be related to this narrator's obsessive fascination with the possibility of his wife's adultery.
12. Themes in art have a fascination, since they add a subject interest to a viewer's enjoyment of artistic qualities.
13. Glossy finishes hold no fascination for potter Toff Milway (here with his son Hugh in his Gloucestershire studio).