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The employer was quite taken by her charm.
雇い主は彼女の魅力に惹かれていた。
She thought of herself as charming enough.
彼女は自分がけっこう魅力的だと思った。
She looks very charming, dressed in white.
彼女は、白い服を着てとても魅力的に見える。
She has a subtle charm.
彼女には不思議な魅力がある。
Kate is very charming.
ケイトはとても魅力的です。
She took us all in with her smile.
彼女は私たちみなを微笑で魅了した。
Urban culture appears to be attractive to the younger generation.
都会の文化は若い世代には魅力的に見える。
One day, Chris discovered the charming girl of his dreams.
ある日、クリスは夢に描いていたような魅力的な女の子を見付けました。
He gave himself up to her allure.
彼女の魅力に彼は心を奪われた。
Hiroko has charming features.
広子は魅力的な顔立ちをしている。
She has a magnetic personality.
彼女は魅力的な人柄である。
Her charm does not consist only in her beauty.
彼女の魅力はその美しさだけにあるのではない。
My niece is attractive and mature for her age.
私のめいは年の割には魅力的で大人っぽい。
All of us listened to the music as if we were charmed by the moonlight.
私たちはみなまるで月の光に魅せられたかのように、音楽に聞き入った。
People usually find it very difficult to break the ice when they meet someone extremely attractive for the first time.
とても魅力的な人に初めて会って、話の糸口を見つけるのは、たいていかなり難しいものだ。
Your offer is very attractive, but we will have to think about it.
その提案は魅力的だけど、今は決断できないので考えさせて下さい。
A model must have an attractive body.
モデルは魅力のある体をしていなければならない。
There I met a very fascinating lady.
そこで私は、とても魅力的な女性に会った。
The magic of his words attracted the audience.
彼のことばの魔力が聴衆を魅了した。
The megalomaniac differs from the narcissist by the fact that he wishes to be powerful rather than charming, and seeks to be feared rather than loved. To this type belong many lunatics and most of the great men of history.
Rows of houses, each of them different and pleasing with their spacious gardens, are replaced by purely functional blocks of flats which have nothing more to commend them than over-praised 'modern conveniences'.