preoccupation

英[priˌɒkjuˈpeɪʃn]
美[priˌɑkjuˈpeɪʃn]

基本释义

n.
全神贯注,入神; 当务之急; 使人全神贯注的事物; 偏见,成见

词性变化

实用例句

She found his preoccupation with money irritating.

她对他一心只想着钱感到很厌烦。

牛津词典

His current preoccupation is the appointment of the new manager.

他目前操心的是新经理的任命。

牛津词典

She spoke slowly, in a state of preoccupation.

她说话慢吞吞的,显得心事重重。

牛津词典

Karouzos's poetry shows a profound preoccupation with the Orthodox Church...

卡鲁佐斯的诗歌表明他对东正教的执着。

In his preoccupation with Robyn, Crook had neglected everything.

克鲁克一心想着罗宾,忽略了其他一切事情。

It was hard for him to be aware of her; he kept sinking back into black preoccupation.

他很难意识到她的存在;他一直沉浸在沮丧中。

The principal of urban planning and design preoccupation in the 21 st century is sustainable cities.

21世纪城市规划设计的原则是以可持续的城市为主题.

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Finally I lifted from my mind the constant preoccupation with military probl ems.

最后,我终于丢开了萦绕脑际的军事问题.

辞典例句

Fear of crime is a British preoccupation , even if economic worries have recently overtaken it.

尽管近期英国人对经济更为担忧,但让他们一直耿耿于怀的却是对犯罪的恐惧.

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Our current preoccupation with zombies and vampires is easy to explain.

要解释我们现在对僵尸与吸血鬼的痴迷,似乎并不困难.

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Common sense and moral propriety , which ignored the Romanticists, again the predominant preoccupation in literary work.

道德和常理这些被浪漫主义时代遗弃多年的主题, 又回到了文学主流中来.

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Perhaps such holographic knowledge will even become one's new ascending preoccupation.

也许这类全息知识将进而成为你的提升新职业.

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An abnormally obsessive preoccupation or attachment; a fixation.

迷恋,迷信(物)不正常地萦绕于心头的事物或情感; 固恋.

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If you are discomfited by this preoccupation, then you have an alcohol problem.

如果你被这种酒癖弄得狼狈不堪, 那末酒对你才真正成了问题.

辞典例句

By now this had become a major preoccupation for him.

现在这已成为他的当务之急.

《简明英汉词典》

She found his preoccupation with money irritating.

她发觉他心里只有钱,感到很生气.

辞典例句

Austen caters to Americans'perennial 11 Anglophilia 12 as does that odd preoccupation with the royals.

奥斯汀迎合了美国人长期以来的崇英情结——以及对王室的莫名痴迷.

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Such an excessive preoccupation with one's health can't be normal.

如此过分的关注自己的健康是不正常的.

辞典例句

Preoccupation with thoughts of death or suicide.

常常想到死亡,或自杀.

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For China's strategic planners, securing sea lanes against hostile powers has become perhaps the chief preoccupation.

对于中国的战略规划者来说, 防范怀有敌意的国家,保障海上通路的安全也许已经成为当务之急.

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His main preoccupation at that time was getting enough to eat.

他那时盘算的是如何填饱肚子.

辞典例句

Libertarians dislike them for their preoccupation with using the state to impose virtue.

自由意志派厌恶他们,因为他们专注于动用国家机器来施举善行.

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He always takes his preoccupation with the educational cause.

他总是一心想着教育事业.

《现代英汉综合大词典》

Forget tomorrow . " Preoccupation with outcomes makes us mindless,'says Harvard psychologist Ellen Langer.

不想明天哈佛大学心理学家艾伦·兰杰尔说: “ 只关心结果就会不动脑筋.

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America should discard its preoccupation with power and stress human rights.

美国应当抛弃对实力的专注,而强调人权.

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If is one activity in Guangzhou that threatens the preoccupation with business and, it is eating.

如果在广州有一个活动会使生意人或观光者害怕的, 那就是吃.

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Their chief preoccupation was how to feed their families.

他们关注的首要事情是如何养家糊口.

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I intend a preoccupation and living environment that supports my choice to ascend.

我意愿一份支持我提升的职业和生活环境.

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Mishaps due to preoccupation will be upsetting.

由于太专注于某事而引起的事故让你苦恼不堪.

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This added even more machinery for the preoccupation of ballroom dance.

这甚至为交际舞增加了更多机械性.

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真题例句

According to many books and articles, New England’s leaders established the basic themes and preoccupations of an unfolding, dominant Puritan tradition in American intellectual life.

出自-2009年考研阅读原文

英英释义

Noun
  • 1. an idea that preoccupies the mind and holds the attention

  • 2. the mental state of being preoccupied by something

  • 3. the act of taking occupancy before someone else does

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