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名词恍惚; 出神; [医]迷睡，神志昏迷; 着迷，入迷

及物动词使恍惚; 使出神; 使发呆

1. 昏迷：也就无法进行占卜、观测、预知等的高级心灵活动,于是,他们也照常准备一些大型的碗或容器,里面装满了水,水中却溶有麻醉剂或是迷幻药,教人闻了会有进入恍惚的状态,类似通灵时的昏迷(Trance)状态,并一边观看这个容器中的水,

2. 恍惚：事实上恍惚状态我们一天当中都会...所有的催眠都包含两个部分,第一是诱发你进入恍惚 (trance) 放松的状态;第二则是提出一个你的潜意识会把它转变为事实的建议──也就是你的潜意识接受了暗示而将它实现.

1. 催眠状态;出神状态
    A trance is a state of mind in which someone seems to be asleep and to have no conscious control over their thoughts or actions, but in which they can see and hear things and respond to commands given by other people.

    e.g. Like a man in a trance, Blake found his way back to his rooms...
           布莱克神思恍惚地回到了自己的房间。
    e.g. They went into a trance to communicate with the spirit world.
           他们进入出神状态与灵界交流。

1. But the trance dancers were not the only act in the afternoon matinee.

2. trance的翻译

2. The audience was rocketed into a trance by a fusion of music they had never heard before.

3. Although the list tends to favor trance musicians, van Dyk is adamant his style is far from typical.

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4. She declined to call the class " Yoga Trance " as she does not want to limit the music to only one genre.

5. The mostly Chinese crowd seethes to trance beats beneath constellations of disco balls and elaborate mechanized colored lights.

6. And he knows it, for he seems to be in a trance with his dancing partner.

7. trance的解释

7. The trance is somewhat broken when pretty lasses dressed in flirtatious red and white dance across the stage to the accompaniment of music.

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