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trance

UK
/trɑːns/
US
/træns/

Translations

trancenoun
trances
Pl.
UK
/trɑːns/
US
/træns/
The music put him in a trance.
Музыка ввела его в транс.
Additional translations
экстаз
трансцендентное состояние
Synonyms
rapture
daze
hypnosis
ecstasy
fascination
dream
state of mind
stupor
tranceverb
tranced
Präteritum
tranced
Partizip Perfekt
trancing
Gerundium
UK
/trɑːns/
US
/træns/
The magician managed to trance the audience with his performance.
Магу удалось заворожить зрителей своим выступлением.
Additional translations
очаровать
Synonyms
captivate
spellbind
hypnotize
enchant
entrance
tranceadjective
Used attributively before nouns (e.g., "trance music", "trance state") to denote relation to a trance state or the trance genre of electronic music.
Synonyms
trance-like
entranced
hypnotic
spellbound
mesmeric
dreamy
stupefied
fascinated
bewitched

Definitions

trancenoun
A half-conscious state characterized by an absence of response to external stimuli, typically as induced by hypnosis or entered by a medium.
The hypnotist put the volunteer into a deep trance during the performance.
A state of abstraction or deep musing.
She was in a trance, lost in thought about her upcoming trip.
A genre of electronic dance music characterized by hypnotic rhythms and sounds.
The DJ played a set of trance music that kept the crowd dancing all night.
tranceverb
To put into a state of hypnotic consciousness.
The hypnotist managed to trance the volunteer into a deep state of relaxation.
To enter a trance or become entranced; to zone out.
During the long lecture, several students began to trance and stare blankly ahead.
tranceadjective
Relating to or characteristic of trance music.
The festival featured several trance DJs on the main stage.
Inducing or associated with a trance state.
The healer's drum produced a steady, trance rhythm that calmed the audience.
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