fixated

英 [fɪkˈseɪtɪd]

美 [fɪkˈseɪtɪd]

adj.  (对…)异常依恋，固恋
v.  （使）固定，注视
fixate的过去分词和过去式

过去式：fixated　过去分词：fixated　

COCA.40981

牛津词典

adj.

• （对…）异常依恋，固恋
  always thinking and talking about sb/sth in a way that is not normal

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 过分沉溺的;过分迷恋的
  If you accuse someone of beingfixatedona particular thing, you mean that they think about it to an extreme and excessive degree.
  1. But by then the administration wasn't paying attention, for top officials were fixated on Kuwait.
     但在那之前，当局并没有特别注意，因为高层官员们都一门心思扑在科威特上。
  2. Fixatedis also a combining form.
     (亦可用于构词)
  3. ...a pop-fixated music journalist.
     痴迷于流行乐的音乐记者

双语例句

• Fixated by their own problems and differences, Americans and Europeans have been slow to see the connections between their twin crises.
  由于专注于各自的问题和差异，美国和欧洲迟迟意识不到双方高度相似的危机之间存在的关联。
• The bad news for the country is that he seems fixated on an approach that is delusional and doomed.
  但不幸的是，他有可能会选择一个异想天开且注定会失败的方案。
• There's a really interesting case that comes in that Cuddy becomes fixated by.
  有一个很有意思的病例，让Cuddy念念不忘。
• Much of the media, meanwhile, is fixated on the question of who might succeed him.
  同时，大部分媒体都在关注谁有可能接替他的问题。
• Yet while Mongolia is fixated on the perceived threat from China, the country of just 3m people spends just as much time discussing how it will spend all the money from its China-related boom.
  但蒙古在执着于它所感觉到的中国威胁的同时，这个仅有300万人口的国家也在耗费同样多的时间来讨论如何花掉经济繁荣带来的财富，而蒙古的经济繁荣恰恰与中国有关。
• Secondly, everybody knows that I'm orally fixated.
  其次，所有人都知道我床上功夫高超。
• It tells us that we are fixated on who has authority over what and whom.
  它告诉我们，我们关注的只是谁对什么人或什么事拥有了权力。
• We're fixated on a business-driven technology agenda.
  我们坚持的是由业务推动的（business-driven）技术开发进程。
• At stake is inciting modes of the thinking and making which are oriented toward how to perform an rather than remaining fixated on knowing what laws allow acts to take place.
  思考和行为的模式正处在危机之中，这种思考和行为是取向于怎样表现一种行为，而不是仅仅局限于知道法律允许什么行为发生。
• E.g.: Some popular newspapers seem to be fixated on stories about sex and drugs.
  一些流行报纸似乎专盯着充满性及毒品的文章。