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obsession

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ob·ses·sion /əbˈseʃən/ ●○○ noun [countableC, uncountableU]  
OBSESSIONan extreme unhealthy interest in something or worry about something, which stops you from thinking about anything else 痴迷，着魔
 Gambling became an obsession, and he eventually lost everything.
他迷上赌博，最后失去了一切。
obsession with
 an unhealthy obsession with being thin
对瘦的病态追求
 The current obsession with exam results is actually harming children’s education.
目前一味追求考试成绩的做法实际上对儿童教育有害。
 The game pachinko became a national obsession.
弹珠机游戏已经风靡全国。
 He has an enthusiasm for art, to the point of obsession in my opinion.
他对艺术很热衷，在我看来已经到了痴迷的程度。
 She looked after him with a devotion bordering on obsession.
她尽心尽力地照顾他，简直到了沉迷的地步。
—obsessional adjectiveadj
n COLLOCATIONS
verbs
become an obsession
For Rosie, losing weight had become an obsession.
have an obsession
The poet seems to have an obsession with death.
border on/upon obsession (=be almost as extreme as an obsession)
Sometimes his tidiness bordered on obsession.
adjectives
a national obsession (=an obsession that the whole country has)
In Britain, the weather is a national obsession.
an unhealthy obsession (=an obsession that is not normal)
Our society seems to have an unhealthy obsession with staying young.
a dangerous obsession
Mark had a dangerous obsession with fast cars.
a sexual obsession
Sexual obsessions can take many forms.
the modern obsession with something
the modern obsession with celebrities' lives
phrases
be something of an obsession (=be almost as strong as an obsession)
The case became something of an obsession with him.
to the point of obsession (=used to say that something has stopped being a normal interest and become an extreme one)
She was protective of her children, to the point of obsession.
be in the grip of an obsession (=have extreme feelings of interest in something or someone)
At 15 I met Heather and instantly fell into the grip of an obsession.
Examples from the Corpus
obsession• Whatever its source, the desire to go there had become an obsession with her.• Julia's desire to stay slim has become an obsession.• The gay life becomes a traumatic and life-changing obsession.• Bowman has a dangerous obsession with speed.• Freeing the hostages became his obsession.• I knew that if I wasn't careful, my obsession for her could destroy me.• Not out of obsession with the abnormal; just for the pleasure.• Each group would be able to campaign for its particular obsession in public.• His real obsession was ever with the sensational effects of the titillating text.• Picasso's obsession with death and sickness greatly influenced his work.• Having undertaken the same journey in my own youth, I can testify to the authenticity of the obsession described.• This is the really menacing thing because in their obsession with proving themselves, they are pulling us all towards destruction.• Are your obsessions terrestrial or eternal?
bordering on obsession• I mean, excitement is one thing, but this is bordering on obsession. 1 go over to his place.
ob·ses·sion noun →n COLLOCATIONS1
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TOEFL IELTS BNC: 6354 COCA: 5558
obsession

noun

ADJECTIVE | VERB + OBSESSION | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVE➤dangerous, unhealthy危險的／不健康的迷戀▸➤current當前的迷戀➤national全國性的迷戀➤strange, weird奇怪的／怪異的迷戀➤new新的迷戀VERB + OBSESSION➤become變得着迷◇Don't let this interest of yours become an obsession.不要讓你的這一興趣迷了心竅。➤have迷戀◇He thinks all women have an obsession with shoes.他認為女人都迷戀鞋子。PREPOSITION➤obsession with對⋯的迷戀◇I don't understand television's current obsession with reality shows.我不明白現在電視為什麼醉心於真人秀。
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 6354 COCA: 5558
obsession

noun

obsession ♦︎ preoccupation ♦︎ mania ♦︎ neurosis ♦︎ hang-up ♦︎ fixation ♦︎ complexThese are all words for a state of mind in which sb thinks or worries about more than is normal. 这些词均表示过度的思虑、不正常的忧虑、痴迷等。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆an obsession / a preoccupation / a neurosis / a hang-up / a fixation / a complex about sb / sth◆an obsession / a preoccupation / a mania / a fixation for sb / sth◆an obsession / a preoccupation / a fixation with sb / sth◆sb's current obsession / preoccupation / fixation◆a new obsession / preoccupation / mania◆to become an obsession / a preoccupation◆to develop an obsession / a neurosis / a complex■ obsession əbˈseʃn [uncountable, countable] (usually disapproving) the state in which a person's mind is completely filled with thoughts about one particular thing or person so that they cannot think of anything else; a thing or person that sb thinks about too much 痴迷；着魔；使人痴迷的人（或物）◆Her devotion to him bordered on obsession.她对他几乎挚爱成痴。◆She has an unhealthy obsession with her diet.她对自己的饮食有一种病态的关注。▸ obsess

verb

 [transitive, usually passive, intransitive] ◆She's completely obsessed with him.他让她神魂颠倒。◆I think you should try to stop obsessing about food.我看你该歇歇了，别没完没了地唠叨吃的东西。■ preoccupation priˌɒkjuˈpeɪʃn; NAmE priˌɑːkjuˈpeɪʃn [uncountable, countable] the state of thinking about sth continuously, especially when you ignore everything else, usually because you are worried about it; sth that you think or worry about frequently or for a long time 盘算；思虑；长久困扰的事情◆She found his preoccupation with money irritating.她对他一心只想着钱感到很烦厌。◆Their chief preoccupation was how to feed their families.他们操心的主要是怎样填饱一家人的肚子。▸ preoccupied

adjective

◆He was too preoccupied with his own thoughts to notice anything wrong.他只顾想着心事，没注意到有什么地方不对。■ mania ˈmeɪniə [countable, usually singular, uncountable] an extremely strong desire or enthusiasm for sth, often shared by a lot of people at the same time （常指许多人共有的）强烈的欲望，狂热，极大的热情◆He had a mania for fast cars.他是个飞车狂。◆Football mania is sweeping the country.足球热正风靡全国。■ neurosis njʊəˈrəʊsɪs; NAmE nʊˈroʊsɪs(plural neurosesnjʊəˈrəʊsiːz; NAmE njʊəˈroʊsɪs) [countable, uncountable] (medical 医学) a mental illness in which a person suffers strong feelings of fear and worry 神经（官能）症；神经机能病◆Those of anxious temperament are more likely to develop anxiety neurosis.性情焦虑的人更易患焦虑性神经症。ⓘ Neurosis is a serious medical condition; however, in non-medical usage neurosis is used to describe any strong fear or worry. * neurosis是一种严重的疾病；不过，在非医学用语中，neurosis指任何过分的恐惧或焦虑◆This obsession with time is a modern neurosis and one we all have to live with.过分关注时间是一种现代人的焦虑，我们大家不得不忍受。 ■ ˈhang-up [countable] (informal, usually disapproving) an emotional problem about sth that makes you particularly embarrassed or worried 苦恼；难堪；焦虑◆He's got a real hang-up about his height.他为自己的身高很是苦恼。▸ ˌhung ˈup

adjective

 [not before noun] ◆You're not still hung up on that girl?你不是还在对那个女孩念念不忘吧？■ fixation fɪkˈseɪʃn [countable] (usually disapproving) a very strong interest in sb/sth, that is not normal or natural （对⋯的）异常依恋，固恋；癖◆He's got this fixation with cleanliness.他有洁癖。▸ fixated

adjective

 [not before noun] ◆He is fixated on things that remind him of his childhood.他痴迷于能让他回想起童年的事物。■ complex ˈkɒmpleks; NAmE ˈkɑːmpleks [countable] a mental state that is not normal; the state of being worried and confused about sth in a way that is not normal 不正常的精神状态；情结；（对某事）不正常的忧虑◆He suffers from a guilt complex.他蒙受负罪感之苦。◆Don't mention her weight－she has a complex about it.别提她的体重，那是她的心病。
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 6354 COCA: 5558
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