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infatuated
UK //ɪnˈfætʃueɪtɪd//US //ɪnˈfætʃueɪtɪd//
词源
源自拉丁语 'infatuatus'，由 in-（进入）和 fatuus（愚蠢的）组成，原意为「使变得愚蠢」。16世纪进入英语，最初指「被愚弄」，后演变为现在的感情含义。
adjective
❶ 形容对某人或某事物极度迷恋，通常带有不理智或短暂热情的特点，这种情感往往缺乏理性判断。
“He was infatuated with his new coworker and couldn't stop talking about her.”
（他对新同事神魂颠倒，总是忍不住谈论她。）
“Teenagers often become infatuated with pop stars they've never met.”
（青少年常会对从未谋面的流行歌手产生狂热迷恋。）
同义词:besotted, smitten, enamored
常见短语
infatuated with — 表示对某人或某事物陷入痴迷状态，常用于描述爱情或兴趣方面的过度投入。
“She was completely infatuated with the idea of becoming famous.”
（她对成名的想法完全着了迷。）