swooned

英 [swuːnd]

美 [swuːnd]

v.  痴迷; 对(某人)神魂颠倒; 昏厥; 昏倒
swoon的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 痴迷;对…神魂颠倒
  If youswoon, you are strongly affected by your feelings for someone you love or admire very much.
  1. Virtually every woman in the '20s swooned over Valentino...
     在 20 年代，几乎每位女性都痴迷于华伦天奴这个品牌。
  2. The ladies shriek and swoon at his every word.
     他的每一句话都令那些女士为之尖叫，为之痴狂。

双语例句

• I nearly swooned and, scarlett, Uncle Peter is threatening to tell aunt pitty!
  我都快要晕过去了，你看，彼得大叔正在那里威胁说要告诉姑妈呢！
• Even the commentariat, which swooned over Mr Obama's campaign, is running out of patience.
  甚至那些在奥巴马竞选期间疯狂迷恋他的博客评论者们也纷纷失去耐心。
• Oliver nearly swooned after this frightful scene, and was so weak that for an hour or more, he had not the strength to walk.
  目睹了这样一个可怕的场面，奥立弗险些晕过去。他是如此衰弱，足有一个小时连步子都迈不开。
• US financial markets swooned.
  美国金融市场应声暴跌。
• I kissed her gently on her lips and whispered softly in her ears till she half swooned in languor.
  我轻轻地吻她的嘴唇，软软地在她耳边低语，直到她困倦得半入昏睡。
• The young girls swooned with joy when they saw their favourite pop singer.
  年青的女孩子见到她们喜欢的歌星都如痴如狂。
• His unswerving support for the Iraq war has alienated the swing voters who swooned over him in2000.
  他对伊战的坚定支持疏远了2000大选中为他投票的摇摆者。
• Sterling swooned 1.3 per cent.
  英镑急跌1.3%。
• We believe that these meagre expectations will turn out to be wrong, in large part because they mischaracterise how employment has swooned over the past two years.
  我们相信，这些悲观的预期最终会是错误的，主要原因在于，它们错误地描述了过去两年就业是如何崩溃的。
• My daughter had swooned when she spotted the ring in the jeweler's window.
  女儿瞥见珠宝店橱窗里的一枚戒指时，欣喜若狂。