magnetism
noun /ˈmæɡnətɪzəm/
/ˈmæɡnətɪzəm/
[uncountable]- a physical property (= characteristic) of some metals such as iron, produced by electric currents, that causes forces between objects, either pulling them towards each other or pushing them apart
磁性;磁力 - The magnetism produced by the battery attracts the metal.
电池产生的磁力能够吸引金属。 - changes in the earth's magnetism
地磁变化
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- sheer
- animal
- personal
- …
- The magnetism produced by the battery attracts the metal.
- the qualities of something, especially a person’s character, that people find powerful and attractive
吸引力;魅力 - She exudes sexual magnetism.
她洋溢着性感的魅力。 - His personal magnetism drew people to the church.
他的个人魅力把人们吸引到教堂。
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- sheer
- animal
- personal
- …
- She exudes sexual magnetism.
词源early 17th cent.: from modern Latin magnetismus, from Latin magneta, from Greek magnēs lithos ‘lodestone’, probably influenced by Anglo-Norman French magnete (from Latin magnes, magnet-).