Hypnotist Meaning in English
word
ˈhɪpnətɪst
HIP-nuh-tist
hˈɪpnətˌɪst
HIP-nuh-TIST
释义
A hypnotist is a person who can put others into a trance-like state (hypnosis), usually to help them relax, remember things, or change habits.
用法与细微差别
Mostly used in contexts of entertainment shows or therapy. Not the same as 'magician'. Often paired with words like 'stage', 'show', or 'therapy'.
Spanish: hipnotizadorPortuguese (BR): hipnotizadorPortuguese (PT): hipnotizadorChinese (Simplified): 催眠师Chinese (Traditional): 催眠師Hindi: सम्मोहकArabic: منوّمBengali: হিপনোটিস্ট - সম্মোহকRussian: гипнотизёрJapanese: 催眠術師Vietnamese: nhà thôi miênKorean: 최면술사Turkish: hipnozcuUrdu: 催眠 کرنے والاIndonesian: hipnotis
例句
The hypnotist put the audience member into a deep sleep.
basic
A hypnotist can help some people stop smoking.
basic
The hypnotist asked her to relax and close her eyes.
basic
I've always wondered if a hypnotist could make me remember my childhood.
natural
The hypnotist at the party was hilarious—he made Tom dance like a chicken!
natural
People are sometimes nervous to meet a hypnotist, but it's usually safe and controlled.
natural