enchantress

• n. 女巫；妖妇；迷人的女人

1. a woman who is considered to be dangerously seductive

2. a female sorcerer or magician

The enchantress teach him how to turn the egg into palace, and back again.

女巫们教他如何将鸡蛋变为宫殿然后再把它们还原.

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Whenever the Enchantress is attacked, she beguiles the unit into slowing its attack.

当魅惑魔女受到攻击时, 她会迷惑该单位以降低其攻击速度.

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As always, Jack was very happy to see the enchantress librarian again.

同平常一样, 杰克很高兴见到这位迷人的图书管理员.

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The soldiers need a enchantress, an emissary of the heads of State and some love.

战士需要一个魔法师 、 一个元首和一些爱心使者.

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A foul enchantress turned me into a frog.

一个可恶的女巫把我变成了一只青蛙.

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He is enamoured by that enchantress.

他被那个妖妇迷住了.

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来自enchant, 念咒。-ess, 表女性。

1. A foul enchantress turned me into a frog.

一个可恶的女巫把我变成了一只青蛙.

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2. As always, Jack was very happy to see the enchantress librarian again.

同平常一样, 杰克很高兴见到这位迷人的图书管理员.

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3. He is enamoured by that enchantress.

他被那个妖妇迷住了.

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4. The enchantress teach him how to turn the egg into palace, and back again.

女巫们教他如何将鸡蛋变为宫殿然后再把它们还原.

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5. When he woke, daylight was shining in between the curtains, and his fair - haired enchantress was gone.

当他醒来时, 阳光在窗帘中闪耀, 他迷人的金发女郎已经离去.

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enchantress (n.)

late 14c., "witch," from enchanter + -ess. Meaning "charming woman" is from 1713.