Concetti Chiave
- Charm involves causing joy or delight, often associated with being likeable, friendly, or easy to converse with.
- A charm can also be a small object believed to bring good luck or ward off misfortune, despite being considered superstitious by some.
- Appeal refers to the ability to attract interest or admiration and can be used as both a noun and a verb.
- When something is appealing, it is described as having qualities that are attractive or interesting.
- To appeal a decision is to request a higher authority to review and potentially overturn a previous decision.
Charm
To charm means to cause joy or to delight. A person is called charming if they are likeable and friendly or easy to talk to.
Ex: She charmed everyone she talked to at the party with her bubbly personality and easy conversation.
Ex: He had a hard time growing up always being compared to his charming and athletic older brother. He tended to be more argumentative, especially about politics.
Charm refers to how a person affects those around them, or more precisely, how they delight them.
Ex: The revealing newspaper article is just the result of another employee falling for the reporter's charms and saying more than he should have done about the company's inner workings.
Ex: Whenever she takes an exam, she always makes sure she has her lucky charm with her, that is, her lucky socks, but her classmates complain, because she doesn't wash them, to avoid washing the magic out with the dirt.
Appeal
Appeal means the power or ability to attract interest or admiration, as in a person or a thing that has appeal. It can be used both as a noun and as a verb. Appealing would be the adjective.
Ex: Although Frank does not usually eat pork, he mentioned that the way you present food makes it so appealing that he wants to try it.
Ex: Does going to an amusement park on a holiday appeal to you, or do you find that idea repulsive?
If you appeal a decision, you are asking a person of higher authority to review your case or request to overturn the decision that was made earlier.
Ex: Sally planned to appeal the dean's decision to have her withdrawn from classes due to her illness before the semester's end.
Ex: The state supreme court has agreed to hear the accused robber's case on appeal, as long as his lawyers file the appropriate documents in time.
Domande da interrogazione
- ¿Qué significa "charm" y cómo se utiliza en diferentes contextos?
- ¿Cómo se define "appeal" y en qué situaciones se puede aplicar?
- ¿Cuál es la diferencia entre "charm" y "appeal"?
"Charm" significa causar alegría o deleite. Se utiliza para describir a una persona agradable y amigable. También puede referirse a un objeto pequeño usado como amuleto de buena suerte, aunque generalmente se considera superstición.
"Appeal" se refiere al poder de atraer interés o admiración. Se puede usar como sustantivo o verbo. También se aplica cuando se solicita a una autoridad superior que revise una decisión previa.
"Charm" se centra en cómo una persona afecta a los demás causando deleite, mientras que "appeal" se refiere al poder de atraer interés o admiración, y también puede implicar una solicitud de revisión de una decisión.
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