charms
Prononciation : [tʃɑrmz]
Mot
Contexte : « attraction »
(noun) charms are things that make people feel attracted or enchanted, like special qualities or small objects that are pretty or magical. For example, when someone has a nice smile or a friendly personality, they have charm.
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Her charm made everyone feel welcome at the party.
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Even with his good looks, he didn't have the charm that could win friends easily.
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What do you think is the charm of that magical fairy tale?
Contexte : « jewelry »
(noun) charms can also be tiny decorative items that you can add to bracelets or necklaces. These charms often have special meanings or designs, and they make the jewelry more personal.
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She collected charms from every country she visited and added them to her bracelet.
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His bracelet looked plain because it didn't have any charms on it.
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How many charms do you have on your necklace?
Contexte : « magic »
(verb) to charm someone means to delight or attract them, often through special skills or qualities. It's like when someone does something enchanting that makes you feel happy and drawn to them.
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The magician charmed the audience with his amazing tricks.
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The boring presentation did not charm anyone, and many people left early.
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How did she charm you with her performance at the talent show?
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