craze
🇬🇧 /ˈkreɪz/
🇺🇸 /ˈkreɪz/
📖 释义
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noun
狂热;风靡一时的事物; 狂热;痴迷; 裂纹;龟裂
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verb
使发狂;使狂热; 使龟裂;使产生裂纹; 龟裂;产生裂纹
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adjective
疯狂的;精神错乱的
🔗 详情
词形变化
可数
复数: crazes
第三人称单数: crazes
过去式: crazed
过去分词: crazed
现在分词: crazing
常用搭配
latest crazepassing crazedance crazefashion crazefitness crazemedia craze
派生词
crazycrazedcrazinesscrazily
同义词
fadmaniaragevoguetrendenthusiasm
易混淆词
crave
EN: 'Crave' means to desire something intensely; 'craze' refers to a widespread temporary enthusiasm or fad.
zh: 'Crave' 意为强烈渴望某物;'craze' 指广泛流行的短暂热情或时尚潮流。
crazy
EN: 'Crazy' is an adjective meaning insane or wildly enthusiastic; 'craze' is a noun referring to the fad itself.
zh: 'Crazy' 是形容词,意为精神失常或极度狂热;'craze' 是名词,指时尚潮流本身。
拼写提示
EN: Do not confuse 'craze' (a fad) with 'crave' (to desire strongly) — they differ by only one letter but have entirely different meanings.
zh: 不要将 'craze'(时尚潮流)与 'crave'(强烈渴望)混淆——它们仅相差一个字母,但含义完全不同。
💬 例句
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The hula hoop craze swept through the country in the late 1950s.
20世纪50年代末,呼啦圈热潮席卷全国。
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His craze for collecting stamps consumed all his free time and money.
他对集邮的狂热耗尽了他所有的空闲时间和金钱。
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The old vase had a delicate craze running across its glazed surface.
那个旧花瓶的釉面上有一道细微的裂纹。
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The constant noise from the construction site was enough to craze anyone.
工地持续不断的噪音足以让任何人发疯。
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Rapid cooling can craze the glaze on pottery, creating an undesirable cracked appearance.
快速冷却会使陶器釉面龟裂,产生不美观的裂纹。
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The paint on the old door had crazed over the years due to exposure to sunlight.
旧门上的油漆因长年日晒已经龟裂了。
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The craze old man wandered the streets muttering to himself.
那个疯老头在街上流浪,自言自语。