obsessions

英 [əbˈsɛʃənz]

美 [əbˈsɛʃənz]

n.  痴迷; 着魔; 困扰; 使人痴迷的人(或物)
obsession的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 着迷；困扰；强迫观念
  If you say that someone has anobsessionwith a person or thing, you think they are spending too much time thinking about them.
  1. She would try to forget her obsession with Christopher...
     她会努力忘记对克里斯托弗的迷恋。
  2. 95% of patients know their obsessions are irrational.
     95％的病人都知道他们的痴迷是不理智的。

双语例句

• While the mind of the west was blank with theological obsessions, the mind of China was open and tolerant and inquiring.
  西方人的头脑中对于神学观念还是一片空白，而中国人的思想开放、宽容，喜欢探索。
• Internet entrepreneurs are prized as a source of innovation, but conservative politicians and many parents say online obsessions are taking a growing toll on schooling, families and workplaces.
  互联网创业素来被褒奖为创新的源泉，但保守政治家和家长们却说网络成瘾现象正在学校、家庭和工作场所中泛滥开来。
• You know all about her worries and her little obsessions.
  你知道她担心什么，也知道她的小偏好。
• Elder students report more obsessions, and younger students report more compulsions.
  并且强迫观念以年长学生多见，而强迫动作以年幼学生多见。
• However, as same as the internet industry, all of the appearances of new industries will accompanied by a mass of disputes and obsessions.
  但是与互联网行业相同的是，任何新兴行业的出现都会伴随着大量的是非与纠纷的困扰。
• What are her quirky ( perhaps secret) interests, obsessions and fantasies?
  什么是她特别的（或者秘密的）的兴趣；
• It must not be supposed that he was delivered from all those obsessions of the memory which force us, even when happy, even when satisfied, to glance sadly behind us.
  不要认为他已摆脱了回忆一切的困扰，这些困扰，尽管在快乐的时候，尽管在心满意足的时候，也会使我们忧伤地回顾以往。
• As the name suggests, the technique calls for exposing people with obsessive-compulsive disorder to situations that trigger obsessions, then preventing them from acting on them.
  正如该名字所提示出的，这个方法要求将强迫症者暴露在出发执迷的环境下，然后，组织他们对执迷做出行动。
• Usually, generosity rewards an ethical awareness that defies the common obsessions with stinginess and corrupt gifts.
  通常.普通人追求吝啬和贿赂的礼物，慷慨使一种伦理意识抗拒这种追求。
• And instead of ignoring or dismissing popular obsessions, he tried engaging their proponents in rational discussion.
  他不是无视或拒绝流行的迷信，而是试图使他们的支持者参与理性的探讨。