fascinate in English: To interest someone so strongly that they cannot stop looking, listening, or thinking about it. (verb)

Translation

To interest someone so strongly that they cannot stop looking, listening, or thinking about it.

Word origin

From Latin fascinare, meaning to put someone under a spell, from fascinum, a magic charm.

Verb typeregular (fascinate, fascinates, fascinated)

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Here it means space interests her very strongly.

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"Fascinated by" means so interested that they could not look away.

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"It fascinates me how" is a common way to talk about something amazing.

interest

The feeling of wanting to know more about something or someone.

amazing

So good or so surprising that people can hardly believe it.

wonder

To think about something because you want to know more about it.

surprise

Something you did not expect, and the feeling that it gives you.

magic

A special power in stories that makes impossible things happen.

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