charisma的意思|charisma的解释-里氏词典

charisma [kə'rizmə]

n. 非凡的领导力, 神秘的个人魅力, 神授的能力

The DC is Charisma based.
这个检定基于魅力。
He really has some charisma.
他真的有些领袖气质。
The save DC is Charisma-based.
该豁免DC基于魅力。

charisma

[ noun ]
a personal attractiveness or interestingness that enables you to influence others
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Karoly Grosz, Hungary's new Communist Party leader, has built a reputation as a canny, pragmatic politician with a charisma not unlike that of his Soviet counterpart, Mikhail S. Gorbachev.
"There are no words that can truly describe Frank Sinatra - magic, charisma and talent - they still don't accurately capture the aura about him," said his former longtime publicist, Lee Solters.
What may not be an issue is charisma, with Bush and Dukakis both battling an image of being lackluster campaigners.
The Diet member said Mr. Takeshita, who has a strong following in the party, lacks the charisma and physical presence to maintain the wider public support in the television era needed to win a second term.
The first song he sang was the bebop era's "Moody's Mood for Love," which he did beautifully. Benson radiates charisma.
Natta, who took over after Berlinguer's death in 1984, pledged to follow his policies but lacked his political charisma.
"He has a funny kind of charisma," says Mayor L. Edward Reyor of this small city in the Monadnock Mountains at the far southwestern corner of the state.
Jackson "has the most charisma of anybody in politics today, in my judgment," Graham said.
As House Majority Leader Thomas Foley of Washington says, the Ollie Show has been "terrific on charisma but awful on civics."
Wilson, with bland good looks and a plodding speaking style, is the very antithesis of charisma.
He had more charisma than Jesse Jackson, but he didn't like the NAACP, which we joked meant, `Never Annoy Adam Clayton Powell."' Louis Farrakhan: "Racism of any color is bad.
These bridges are monuments to him and Shanghai.' Unlike Zhu, Zou lacks charisma, but has a reputation as an effective technocrat who understands complex economic issues.
Louise Winter makes Dulcinee a dry run for Carmen, tapping a burnished chest register and singing with fiery charisma.
To the governor's way of thinking, this may constitute a hidden advantage: After eight years of charisma, he suggests, perhaps competence will appeal to voters.
Even as his charisma fades,he still stands out among the grey men at the top of Britain's unions. As a former Scargill enthusiast, Routledge describes his pacy book as 'a voyage of disillusion'.
I've not got the charisma he had.'
When Michael Dukakis says seven years of charisma in the White House was enough, George Bush would be the first to acknowledge it's probably not a reference to him.
Noriega, a Torrijos protege without the Torrijos charisma, has become increasingly volatile since his February 1988 indictment in the United States on drug-trafficking charges.
"What I had hoped, and it seems to be working partly, is that by helping a leader, a guy with charisma like Robert, the others would want to follow what he's doing."
He was an almost impossible adversary. Not only was he made of Teflon, but he was made of magic and charisma.
The poll results appear to reflect Mr. Silva Herzog's charisma, rather than his penchant for austerity, to which Mexicans don't take kindly.
But he has a "lot of charisma with the sales force," said his boss, Mr. Hill, who added that "some of the adjectives and words he used he probably shouldn't have." "Mazes drive people bonkers.
Li, 59, an electrical engineer by training, lacks Zhao's personal charisma and tends to be stiff in public appearances.
He has the charisma of an assistant bank manager who is going out of his way to be friendly; or in narrative, comic or ironic songs, of a jolly uncle eager to act everything out for the children.
And even some pro-union pilots say his charisma and popularity among the many former military fliers could be tough to beat.
The signs are that, because no one has the aging revolutionary patriarch's charisma or religious authority, no one man will take his place and that Iran will be led by a council of three to five members.
But its political, economic and social problems have mushroomed since the death in 1980 of President Josip Broz Tito, whose charisma was seen as a major force in keeping Yugoslavia together and submerging regional tensions.
Northern League Leader: Umberto Bossi Populist movement in northern Italy that gathered round Bossi's charisma and pugnacious oratory.
Has Ian Hislop really nothing more to him than the tacky raffishness of a middle-aged imp with the charisma of a gargoyle carved from a potato?
Still, many analysts and pollsters believe that Col. North's charisma has clear limits.

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