be smitten 突然爱上…的，突然迷上…的

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smitten

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smit∙ten¹ / ˈsmɪtn ; ˈsmɪtn /
◙adj [not before noun]
1. suddenly feeling that you love someone very much
• 突然爱上…的，突然迷上…的:
»As soon as he saw her, he was smitten.
  他一见到她，就为之倾倒了。
▪ [+ by / with ]
»She was totally smitten with Steve.
  她完全被史蒂夫迷住了。
2. smitten with / by sth,  suddenly affected by an illness or a feeling
• 突然染上某种病/突然产生某种感情:
»Dan was smitten with remorse.
  丹顿时悔恨不已。
»The whole family were smitten with flu.
  全家人都患上了流感。

smitten
smit·ten / ˈsmitn / adjective [only before noun]
1. ~ (with / by sb / sth) (especially humorous)  suddenly feeling that you are in love with sb
   突然爱上的；一下子爱上的:
   From the moment they met, he was completely smitten by her.
   从一见面的那一刻起,他就完全被她迷住了。
2. ~ with / by sth severely affected by a feeling, disease, etc.
   痛感；备受…的煎熬
⇨ see also smite

smit·ten
/ˈsmıtn̩/
adj   [more ~; most ~]
  1 : in love with someone or something
   From the moment he saw her, he was smitten.
  — usually + by or with
   He was smitten with her from the moment he laid eyes on her.
   I was smitten by his good looks.
   consumers smitten with the latest gadgets
  2 : suddenly affected by something (such as a strong emotion or a serious illness)
  — usually + by or with
   He was smitten by disaster.
   She was smitten with terror.
— see also smite

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