infatuation in Chinese
infatuation in Chinese is 激情 — infatuation means an intense but often short-lived attraction or passion for someone.
infatuation in Chinese
激情
Pronounced: jī qíng
An immensely strong love or sexual attraction.
What does "infatuation" mean?
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noun An intense but often short-lived attraction or passion for someone.
"Their relationship started as a summer infatuation and fizzled out by autumn."
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infatuation in a sentence
- Their relationship started as a summer infatuation and fizzled out by autumn.
- It was just an infatuation, not real love.
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What is "infatuation" in Chinese?
"infatuation" in Chinese is 激情. infatuation means: An intense but often short-lived attraction or passion for someone.
How do you pronounce 激情?
"infatuation" in Chinese is 激情, pronounced "jī qíng".
How do you use "infatuation" in a sentence?
Example: "Their relationship started as a summer infatuation and fizzled out by autumn." In Chinese, "infatuation" is 激情.
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