adj.令人陶醉的，醉人的，含酒精的，令人头脑迷糊的
v.（酒）使喝醉
intoxicate的现在分词

原形：intoxicate第三人称单数：intoxicates过去式：intoxicated过去分词：intoxicated现在分词：intoxicating

The smell of fresh baked bread intoxicated the entire house.
刚出炉的面包香味令整个房子都沉浸在愉悦之中。
After consuming too much alcohol, he became visibly intoxicated and started to slur his words.
喝了过量的酒精后，他明显醉了，说话开始含糊不清。
The stunning view from the mountaintop was enough to intoxicate any nature lover's senses.
山顶上那绝美的风景足以让任何热爱自然的人陶醉。
The poet's use of rich imagery intoxicated readers, transporting them to another world.
诗人运用丰富的意象使读者陶醉，将他们带入另一个世界。
The heady scent of jasmine in the evening air intoxicated passersby.
夜晚空气中茉莉花的浓郁香气让过路人都感到沉醉。
The music at the concert was so powerful that it seemed to intoxicate everyone in the audience.
音乐会上的音乐如此震撼，似乎让所有观众都为之倾倒。
She was intoxicated by the compliments she received on her art piece, feeling a surge of pride.
她对自己的艺术作品获得的赞美感到陶醉，心中涌起自豪感。
The aroma of the vintage wine intoxicated the sommelier as he swirled it in his glass.
葡萄酒大师轻轻摇晃杯中的陈年葡萄酒，那香气让他沉醉不已。
Reading that novel always intoxicated him with nostalgia for his childhood.
阅读那本小说总是让他沉浸在对童年的怀念中，无法自拔。
The dancer's graceful moves completely intoxicated the audience, leaving them spellbound.
舞者优美的动作彻底迷倒了观众，让他们如痴如醉。