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1 went into a trance
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2 fall into a trance
Макаров: впасть в транс -
3 falling into a trance
Религия: впадание в транс -
4 send into a trance
Общая лексика: загипнотизировать (кого-л.) -
5 went into a trance
נכנס לטרנס (התהפנט, נכנס למצב היפנוטי של ניתוק בין כוח הרצון לגוף)* * *◙ (ףוגל ןוצרה חוכ ןיב קותינ לש יטונפיה בצמל סנכנ,טנפהתה) סנרטל סנכנ◄ -
6 go into a trance
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7 put into a trance
v. hipnotize etmek -
8 go into a trance
v. transa geçmek -
9 put into a trance
v. hipnotize etmek -
10 went into a trance
gick in i trans (gick in i en hypnotiskt tillstånd då han var avskiljd från sin kropp och vilja) -
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trance, US n (in hypnosis, spiritualism etc) transe f ; fig état m second ; to be in a trance lit être en transe ; fig être dans un état second ; to go into a trance lit entrer en transe ; to put sb into a trance faire entrer qn en transe. -
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trance [trɑ:ns]transe f; Medicine catalepsie f;∎ to go or to fall into a trance entrer en transe; Medicine tomber en catalepsie;∎ he put me into a trance il m'a hypnotisé, il m'a fait entrer en transe;∎ he's been wandering around in a trance ever since his wife left him il erre en transe ou dans un état de transe depuis que sa femme l'a quitté -
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trance [trα:ns]transe f* * *[trɑːns], US [træns]noun transe f; fig état m secondto go into a trance — lit entrer en transe
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nounTrance, die; (half-conscious state, hypnotic state) tranceartiger Zustandshe's been walking about in a trance all day — sie ist den ganzen Tag wie in Trance herumgelaufen
* * *(a sleep-like or half-concious state: The hypnotist put her into a trance.) die Trance* * *[trɑ:n(t)s, AM træn(t)s]nto be in a \trance in Trance sein* * *[trAːns]nTrance f; (MED) tiefe Bewusstlosigkeitshe's been going about in a trance for the past few days — die letzten paar Tage ist sie wie in Trance or im Tran (inf) durch die Gegend gelaufen
* * *A s1. Trance(zustand) f(m):go into a trance in Trance fallen;put into a trance → B 12. Ekstase f, Verzückung f:go into a trance in Ekstase geraten;put into a trance → B 2B v/t1. in Trance versetzen2. in Ekstase versetzen* * *nounTrance, die; (half-conscious state, hypnotic state) tranceartiger Zustandbe or lie in a trance — in Trance/in einem tranceartigen Zustand sein
fall or go into a trance — in Trance/in einen tranceartigen Zustand fallen
put or send somebody into a trance — jemanden in Trance/in einen tranceartigen Zustand versetzen
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(a sleep-like or half-concious state: The hypnotist put her into a trance.) trance
trance sustantivo masculino (Psic, Relig) trance;
trance sustantivo masculino
1 (situación, circunstancia crítica) critical moment, difficult situation
2 (éxtasis) trance
entrar en trance, to go into a trance ' trance' also found in these entries: Spanish: amarga - amargo - situación English: trance - gotr[trɑːns]1 trance nombre masculinotrance ['trænts] n: trance mn.• arrobamiento s.m.• arrobo s.m.• catalepsia s.f.• estado hipnótico s.m.• trance s.m.• éxtasis s.f.træns, trɑːnscount & mass noun trance mto be in a trance — estar* en trance
to fall o go into a trance — entrar en trance
[trɑːns]N trance mto go into a trance — (lit, fig) entrar en trance
* * *[træns, trɑːns]count & mass noun trance mto be in a trance — estar* en trance
to fall o go into a trance — entrar en trance
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[trɑːns] [AE træns]nome trance f.; fig. trance f., estasi f.* * *(a sleep-like or half-concious state: The hypnotist put her into a trance.) trance* * *trance /trɑ:ns/n.1 (med.) trance; stato ipnotico; catalessi: to be in a trance, essere in trance; to go [to fall] into a trance, entrare [cadere] in trance; to come out of one's trance, uscire dalla trance2 (fig.) trance(to) trance /trɑ:ns/v. t.( raro) estasiare; rapire (fig.).* * *[trɑːns] [AE træns]nome trance f.; fig. trance f., estasi f. -
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[trɑ:n(t)s, Am træn(t)s] nto be in a \trance in Trance sein; -
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(a sleep-like or half-concious state: The hypnotist put her into a trance.) transeIsubst. \/trɑːns\/1) transe2) dvalefall into a trance eller go into a trance falle i transesend someone into a trance sette noen i transeIIverb \/trɑːns\/sette i transebe tranced ( poetisk eller litterært) sette i transe -
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1. [trɑ:ns] n1. мед. трансhypnotic trance - гипнотический транс, состояние гипноза
to send smb. into a trance - загипнотизировать кого-л.
to wake out of one's trance - выйти из транса, очнуться
2. состояние экстаза2. [trɑ:ns] v1. мед. впадать в транс2. падать в обморок3. поэт. приводить в состояние экстаза -
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1. n1) мед. транс2) екстаз2. v1) мед. непритомніти2) упадати в транс3) поет. доводити до екстазу* * *I n1) мeд. трансhypnotic trance — гіпнотичний транс, стан гіпнозу
to send smb into a trance — загіпнотизувати кого-н.
to wake out of one's trance — вийти з трансу, прокинутися
2) стан ектазуII v1) мeд. впадати в транс3) пoeт. приводити в стан екстазу
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