captivating in Spanish
captivating in Spanish is cautivador, arrebatador, captivante — captivating means so interesting, charming, or beautiful that it holds someone's full attention.
captivating in Spanish
cautivador
Very beautiful or attractive.
arrebatador
Very beautiful or attractive.
captivante
Very beautiful or attractive.
cautivante
Very beautiful or attractive.
embelesador
Very beautiful or attractive.
hechicero
Very beautiful or attractive.
What does "captivating" mean?
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adj So interesting, charming, or beautiful that it holds someone's full attention.
"Her captivating smile was the first thing anyone noticed about her."
captivating in a sentence
- Her captivating smile was the first thing anyone noticed about her.
- He told a captivating story that kept the children silent for once.
Common Spanish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "captivating" in Spanish?
"captivating" in Spanish is cautivador, arrebatador, captivante. captivating means: So interesting, charming, or beautiful that it holds someone's full attention.
How do you use "captivating" in a sentence?
Example: "Her captivating smile was the first thing anyone noticed about her." In Spanish, "captivating" is cautivador, arrebatador, captivante.
Are there other ways to say "captivating" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 6 translations listed for "captivating": cautivador, arrebatador, captivante, cautivante, embelesador, hechicero.
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