出神 (chū shén): Be spellbound (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

He was lost in thought gazing at the rainy scene outside the window and didn't hear a word I said.

He was spellbound, gazing at the abstract painting as if deciphering its mysteries.

Why are you lost in thought again? Did you hear what I just said?

She was mesmerized by the scenery outside the window and forgot about time.

He was not lost in thought; he was just concentrating intently on this complex issue.

Listening to the rain, she was absorbed in her thoughts and didn't even notice her coffee had gone cold.

Listening to that old song, he couldn't help but become lost in thought, reminiscing about the little moments of his childhood.

While gazing spellbound at the starry sky, he was simultaneously conceptualizing his thesis on the universe.