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charm
[tʃɑːm]
sustantivo
1encanto (m) (attractiveness)
2hechizo (m) (spell)
  • to be under a charm -> estar hechizado(a)
  • it worked like a charm -> funcionó a las mil maravillas
3(talisman)
  • a lucky charm -> un amuleto (de la suerte)
verbo transitivo
4hechizar, encantar
  • she charmed the money out of him -> lo cameló para sacarle dinero
  • to lead a charmed life -> tener buena estrella

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charm [charm]
sustantivo
1Encanto, atractivo (attractiveness); hechizo o maleficio.
  • To turn on the charm -> ponerse encantador
2Embeleso, atractivo, gracia, hechizo (spell); encanto (attractive quality, feature).
  • To work/go like a charm -> funcionar, ir o andar a las mil maravillas
3Amuleto, fetiche (amulet); dije (on bracelet).
1Ensalmar, hechizar, encantar (bewitch/snake).
2Encantar, embelesar, cautivar, atraer, hechizar, arrobar (delight); captar o arrebatar la vista, los oídos o el ánimo.
  • He can charm the birds off/out of the trees -> es capaz de convencer a cualquiera con sus encantos
  • To lead a charmed life -> tener mucha suerte en la vida
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
3Sonar armoniosamente. (n)
va.

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charm [tʃɑːm]
noun
1 (attractiveness) encanto; (m) atractivo; (m) (pleasantness) simpatía; (f)
he has great charm es verdaderamente encantador; tiene un fuerte atractivo; to turn on the charm ponerse fino; to fall victim to sb's charms sucumbir a los encantos de algn
2 (magic spell) hechizo; (m) (recited) ensalmo; (m)
it worked like a charm funcionó a las mil maravillas
3 (object) dije; (m) amuleto; (m)
verb:transitive
1 (delight) encantar
we were charmed by Granada nos encantó Granada
2 (entice with charm)
to charm one's way out of a situation utilizar su encanto para salir de un apuro
to charm the birds out of the trees
he could charm the birds out of the trees con su encanto es capaz de conseguir todo lo que se propone
3 (bewitch) encantar; hechizar
charmed circle círculo privilegiado; (m)
to lead a charmed life tener suerte en todo
modifier
charm bracelet (n) pulsera amuleto de dijes; (f)or
charm offensive (n) ofensiva amistosa; (f)
to launch a charm offensive lanzar una ofensiva amistosa
He launched what was called a charm offensive against MPs who might not support the Government
charm school (informal) (n)
finishing school See culture box in entry finishing.

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Verb Conjugation for "charm"

Imperative
  • charm
  • you charm
  • he/she charms
  • we charm
  • you charm
  • they charm
Preterite
  • I charmed
  • you charmed
  • he/she charmed
  • we charmed
  • you charmed
  • they charmed
Present Continuous
  • I am charming
  • you are charming
  • he/she is charming
  • we are charming
  • you are charming
  • they are charming
Present Perfect
  • I have charmed
  • you have charmed
  • he/she has charmed
  • we have charmed
  • you have charmed
  • they have charmed
Past Continuous
  • I was charming
  • you were charming
  • he/she was charming
  • we were charming
  • you were charming
  • they were charming
Past Perfect
  • I had charmed
  • you had charmed
  • he/she had charmed
  • we had charmed
  • you had charmed
  • they had charmed
Future
  • I will charm
  • you will charm
  • he/she will charm
  • we will charm
  • you will charm
  • they will charm
Future Perfect
  • I will have charmed
  • you will have charmed
  • he/she will have charmed
  • we will have charmed
  • you will have charmed
  • they will have charmed
Future Continuous
  • I will be charming
  • you will be charming
  • he/she will be charming
  • we will be charming
  • you will be charming
  • they will be charming
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been charming
  • you have been charming
  • he/she has been charming
  • we have been charming
  • you have been charming
  • they have been charming
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been charming
  • you will have been charming
  • he/she will have been charming
  • we will have been charming
  • you will have been charming
  • they will have been charming
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been charming
  • you had been charming
  • he/she had been charming
  • we had been charming
  • you had been charming
  • they had been charming
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