magnetic
音标：
英音/ mæɡˈnetɪk / 美音/ mæɡˈnetɪk /
听听基本释意：
外刊例句：
Without this motion, Earth would die and become more like barren Mars which lost its magnetic field billions of years ago.
没有这种运动，地球就会死亡并变得更像贫瘠的火星，它在数十亿年前失去了磁场。
—BBC
Bjorn, who works at a hospital as a magnetic resonance imaging technologist, agreed.
在医院担任磁共振成像技术专家的比约恩（Bjorn）表示同意。
—BBC
Understanding how the Earth’s core works is essential to understanding the magnetic field that protects the planet, and whether that could weaken or stop.
了解地球核心的工作原理对于理解保护地球的磁场以及是否会削弱还是停止至关重要。
—BBC
基本释意：
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磁的，磁性的；磁化的；有吸引力的，有魅力的；（航向）根据磁北测定的
同义词：
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短释义：
Magnetic literally refers to something that attracts metal, like iron or steel. Refrigerator doors are magnetic, so magnets stick to it. Also, someone who is very popular and attracts people has a magnetic personality. A powerful speaker who attracts many fans has a magnetic way of speaking. Magnetic people make you want to get closer, like you’re being pulled by their magical magnetic force. Both senses of magnetic have to do with attraction.
磁性的东西被金属吸引。而且，具有魅力的人被称为磁性。如果一切都吸引了您，无论您是冰箱门还是摇滚明星，您都是磁性的。
长释义：
Magnetic literally refers to something that attracts metal, like iron or steel. Refrigerator doors are magnetic, so magnets stick to it. Also, someone who is very popular and attracts people has a magnetic personality. A powerful speaker who attracts many fans has a magnetic way of speaking. Magnetic people make you want to get closer, like you’re being pulled by their magical magnetic force. Both senses of magnetic have to do with attraction.
磁性实际上是指吸引金属的东西，例如铁或钢。冰箱门具有磁性，因此磁铁粘在它上。另外，一个非常受欢迎并吸引人们的人具有磁性。吸引许多粉丝的强大演讲者具有磁性的说话方式。磁性的人会让您想靠近，就像您被他们的神奇磁力所吸引一样。两种磁性的感觉都与吸引力有关。
文学例句：
“Hale is a man of magnetic personality,” the Tribune reporter wrote.
《论坛报》记者写道：“黑尔是一个具有磁性的人。”
—Killers of the Flower Moon by David Grann
He lets himself fall back to the bed, our magnetic pull severed.
他让自己倒在床上，我们的磁拉力被切断了。
—Starfish by Akemi Dawn Bowman
Mr. Loomis called it “polarizing,” but that means making it magnetic.
Loomis先生称其为“两极分化”，但这意味着使其具有磁性。
—Z for Zachariah by Robert C. O’Brien
词源：
magnetic(adj.)1610s, literal but poetic (Donne), “having the properties of a magnet;” it is attested from 1630s in the figurative meaning “having powers of attraction” (but Donne’s conceit also had that in mind), from Modern Latin magneticus, from Latin magnes (see magnet). The meaning “capable of being attracted by a magnet” is by 1837. Related: Magnetical (1580s); magnetics “the science of magnetism” (1786).
She, that should all parts to reunion bow ;
She, that had all magnetic force alone
To draw and fasten sunder’d parts in one ;
She, whom wise Nature had invented then,
When she observ’d that every sort of men
Did in their voyage, in this world’s sea, stray,
And needed a new compass for their way ;
[Donne, “An Anatomy of the World”]
also from 1610s
下面是词源的翻译（机器翻译比较难翻，参考着看）
磁性（adj。）1610s，字面但诗意（Donne），“具有磁铁的特性；”从1630年代开始，从1630年代就可以从1630年代获得“具有吸引力的力量”（但Donne的Conceit也想到了这一点），来自现代拉丁磁力，来自拉丁巨人（请参阅磁铁）。到1837年，“能够被磁铁吸引的含义”。相关：磁性（1580年代）；磁性“磁学科学”（1786）。她，应该所有的部分团聚。她只有所有的磁力来绘制和固定在一个零件中。当时，当她观察到每种人在航行中所做的，在这个世界上的海上，流浪，需要新的指南针时，她才发明了明智的大自然。 [Donne，“世界解剖学”]也从1610年代开始
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