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swoon v.晕倒；动感情n.昏厥；晕倒 (1) 那年轻人看着她,好象他预料到她会哭泣或晕倒。(2) 所有的女同学都迷上了那位新来的数学教师。(3) 年轻的女孩子们一看见她们最喜欢的流行歌星就神魂颠倒起来。(4) 恐惧和担心使她昏厥在地。(5) 你受伤时晕倒了吗?(6) 我旁边躺着昏迷不醒的利奥。 Swoon is an old-fashioned way to say "pass out": back in the day, ladies in corsets were always swooning at the slightest stress or smallest nod from a handsome man. Although this word technically means "to faint," today it has more of a positive connotation and isn't used so literally — people say they swoon when they encounter something so wonderful it makes them dizzy with joy. Chocolate cupcakes, the perfect dress, or a stellar home run could make you swoon.

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英 [swuːn] 美 [swuːn] (1) The young man looked at her as if he expected that she would weep or swoon.(2) All the girls are swooning over the new maths teacher.(3) The young girls swooned when they saw their favorite pop singer.(4) Her fright and concern sunk her down in a deep swoon.(5) Did you fall into a swoon after that?(6) Near to me lay Leo, still lost in a swoon. To swoon is to faint, due to lack of blood to the brain. Illness, fear, stress, and even happiness can cause people to swoon. 1[VERB 动词]痴迷；对…神魂颠倒 If you swoon, you are strongly affected by your feelings for someone you love or admire very much.   [V over n]  [V]  [Also V adv]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。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。

英语单词	swoon
英美音标	英 [swuːn] 美 [swuːn]
中文释义	v.晕倒；动感情 n.昏厥；晕倒
英语例句	(1) The young man looked at her as if he expected that she would weep or swoon. (2) All the girls are swooning over the new maths teacher. (3) The young girls swooned when they saw their favorite pop singer. (4) Her fright and concern sunk her down in a deep swoon. (5) Did you fall into a swoon after that? (6) Near to me lay Leo, still lost in a swoon.
中文例句	(1) 那年轻人看着她,好象他预料到她会哭泣或晕倒。 (2) 所有的女同学都迷上了那位新来的数学教师。 (3) 年轻的女孩子们一看见她们最喜欢的流行歌星就神魂颠倒起来。 (4) 恐惧和担心使她昏厥在地。 (5) 你受伤时晕倒了吗? (6) 我旁边躺着昏迷不醒的利奥。
vocabulary简明	To swoon is to faint, due to lack of blood to the brain. Illness, fear, stress, and even happiness can cause people to swoon.
vocabulary扩展	Swoon is an old-fashioned way to say "pass out": back in the day, ladies in corsets were always swooning at the slightest stress or smallest nod from a handsome man. Although this word technically means "to faint," today it has more of a positive connotation and isn't used so literally — people say they swoon when they encounter something so wonderful it makes them dizzy with joy. Chocolate cupcakes, the perfect dress, or a stellar home run could make you swoon.
柯林斯解释	1 [VERB 动词]痴迷；对…神魂颠倒 If you swoon, you are strongly affected by your feelings for someone you love or admire very much. [V over n] [V] [Also V adv] 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。 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。

Swoon Young Girls Swooning People Ladies 英 Swuːn] 美