n.迷恋，(尤指一时的)热恋，痴迷

原形：infatuation复数：infatuations

He was experiencing a deep infatuation with his coworker, unable to concentrate on anything else.
他对同事产生了深深的迷恋，无法集中精力做其他任何事情。
Her infatuation with the movie star led her to collect every magazine he ever appeared in.
她对那位电影明星的迷恋使她收集了他出现过的每一本杂志。
It was just a fleeting infatuation; I'm sure he'll get over it soon.
那只是一时的迷恋，我相信他很快就会过去的。
The teenage girl's infatuation with the pop singer bordered on obsession.
那个少女对流行歌手的迷恋近乎痴迷。
His infatuation with the new technology made him spend all his savings on the latest gadgets.
他对新技术的迷恋使他把所有积蓄都花在了最新的小玩意上。
She mistook her infatuation for love, not realizing that true love requires time and understanding.
她将自己的迷恋误以为是爱情，没有意识到真爱需要时间和理解。
The novel explores the theme of infatuation and how it can blind one to reality.
这部小说探讨了迷恋这一主题以及它如何使人对现实视而不见。
His infatuation with her beauty blinded him to her selfish personality.
他对她的美貌的迷恋使他对她的自私个性视而不见。
The infatuation phase of their relationship was intense but short-lived.
他们关系中的迷恋阶段异常激烈但很短暂。
She realized her infatuation was based more on fantasy than reality when she actually got to know him better.
当她真正更好地了解他时，她意识到自己的迷恋更多基于幻想而非现实。