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

• Will's fears, anxieties, and obsessions can dominate daily life, making a trip to the grocery store seem like a walk across a minefield.
  维勒的恐惧、焦虑和挥之不去的思想困扰支配着每天的生活，使得去菜场的这样一个外出看起来都像要穿越一个雷区。
• The main obsessions in Salzburg are Mozart and The Sound of Music.
  萨尔茨堡的迷人之处主要在于莫扎特和影片《音乐之声》。
• Huang Guosheng The effect of Buddhis therapy on obsessions. m.
  黄国胜。佛教心理治疗对强迫症的疗效观察。健康心理学。
• Various mankind of social culture and the thought obsessions the spirit outcome affects the development the painting from beginning to end, that make it engrave the strong society to print to record.
  社会文化与思想观念等诸类人类精神产物自始至终影响着绘画的发展，使之打上强烈的社会印记。
• Too often you get caught in your own obsessions.
  所以你时常会沉迷在某个电影里。
• 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。
• Americans hit golf balls on the moon and drove around in lunar jalopies cars and golf, being two American obsessions.
  美国人登上月球后，也就是挥杆打了打高尔夫球，开着破旧的月球车到处转了转，毕竟车和高尔夫是美国人所痴迷的两样东西。
• Obsessive-compulsive disorder ( OCD) is a mental disorder characterized by obsessions and compulsions.
  强迫症（obsessive-compulsivedisorder，OCD），是一种以强迫思维和强迫行为主要特征的一类神经性障碍疾病，其主要特点为有意识的自我强迫和反强迫并存。
• The public information management requests the government to make use of the technical convenience of information well, also wanting to improve in the system and obsessions.
  公共信息管理要求政府充分利用信息技术的便利，在制度和观念等方面也要改进。
• I laughed, like everyone else in the audience, and then settled in for a poem that re-envisioned two 19th-century pillars of American poetry through a kaleidoscope of contemporary obsessions.
  像所有的听众一样，我笑出了声，然后平静下来，欣赏这首以变化多端的现代人的痴好来重新想像两位19世纪美国诗歌界重要人物的作品。