| 词汇 | talismanic |
| 释义 | talismanic adjective uk /ˌtæl.ɪzˈmæn.ɪk/ us /ˌtæl.ɪzˈmæn.ɪk/ relating to or seeming to have the powers of a talisman(= an object believed to bring good luck or keep its owner safe): Sacred objects were covered to enhance their talismanic quality. He ascribed an almost talismanic power to the documents. mainly UK A person who is described as talismanic represents something and is able to influence others and attract attention and admiration: She remains a talismanic figure in his life and work. The biggest plus for the team was the return of their talismanic captain after his injury. The chair becomes a talismanic object that unlocks her destiny. The hat assumed a talismanic significance, serving as a disguise, protection against the weather, and a marker of identity. His presence in the game was talismanic. Good luck and bad luck align bad/hard/tough luck!idiom be bad luck on someoneidiom be down on your luckidiom be in/out of luckidiom blessing fortune cookie fortune smiles on someoneidiom get the short end of the stickidiom godsend grace merciful mercifully mercy miracle misadventure streak voodoo with any luckidiom your luck's in!idiom You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Affecting and influencing Lucky charms Related wordtalisman |
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