capture the imagination of

基本解釋

• 激發(fā)...的想象力

英漢例句

雙語例句

• Supermassive black holes, which are the foundation for structure in the universe, went on to capture the imagination of the public and experts alike.
  特大質(zhì)量的黑洞, 作為宇宙中的結(jié)構(gòu)的基礎(chǔ), 繼續(xù)同樣的捕獲著公眾和專家們想象。
• 'To make our 8% [market share] grow significantly, we don't have to capture the imagination of everybody, but we have to capture the imagination of some,' Mr. Ballmer said.
  鮑爾默說，為了使我們8%的市場份額大幅提高，我們不必抓住每個人的想像力，不過我們確實(shí)需要吸引一些人的想像力。
• FOR years, Dubai strove to capture the imagination of the financial world, projecting its young financial centre as a “global gateway” for capital.
  多少年來，迪拜把年輕的金融中心打造成資本的“全球通道”，絞盡腦汁來激發(fā)金融界的想象。

原聲例句

• Great Lakes shipwrecks continue to capture the imagination of Americans from all over the country.

權(quán)威例句

• Regardless of whether this will capture the imagination of future generations of jewelry collectors, it is a great accomplishment.
  FORBES: The World's Largest Diamond And Other Record-Breaking Jewelry Moments
• Her usual tricks lacked the vibrancy to capture the imagination of a news landscape dominated by cable giants and non-stop Internet chatter.
  FORBES: Hurricane Sandy Could Be Newsweek's Last Big Story; The Magazine Gave Up On Its Best Customers
• At the same time, the authors concede that their taste for the contemporary has yet to capture the imagination of the public at large.
  ECONOMIST: Where are the flowers?

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