childhood infatuations 儿时的迷恋
romantic infatuations 浪漫迷恋
temporary infatuations 短暂的迷恋
deep infatuations 深深的痴迷
an infatuation with 对……的迷恋
overcome an infatuation 克服迷恋
1. Many teenage infatuations fade over time.
许多青少年的迷恋会随着时间逐渐消退。
2. His early infatuations with famous athletes inspired him to practice sports.
他早期对著名运动员的迷恋激励他练习体育。
3. The novel describes the characters' infatuations and personal growth.
这部小说描述了人物的迷恋和个人成长。
4. Some infatuations are based on imagination rather than reality.
一些迷恋建立在想象而不是现实之上。
A: She had several infatuations when she was younger.
A：她年轻时曾有过几次迷恋。
B: Yes, those feelings helped her understand herself better.
B：是的，那些感情帮助她更好地了解自己。
1) 指对某人或某事强烈的喜欢和着迷
2) 常表示短期、冲动性的情感吸引
3) 可用于描述兴趣、偶像崇拜或浪漫感情
4) 通常暗含缺少深入了解的意味
1. 迷恋；痴迷；热恋状态
e.g.Her infatuations often disappeared after a few months.
她的迷恋通常几个月后就消失了。
2. 对某人或某事的强烈但短暂的喜爱
e.g.Teenage infatuations are a common part of growing up.
青少年的迷恋是成长过程中的常见部分。
3. 不理性的喜爱或过度着迷
e.g.His infatuation with the idea prevented him from seeing the problems.
他对这个想法的痴迷使他无法看到问题。
noun
1. A strong but usually short-lived feeling of love, admiration, or excitement toward someone or something.
Synonym: obsession, passion, fascination