obsession in Chinese
obsession in Chinese is 迷住 — obsession means a single idea, activity, or interest that dominates someone's thoughts far more than is normal or healthy.
obsession in Chinese
迷住
Pronounced: mí zhu
An idea that engenders a compulsive or irrational preoccupation, or the preoccupation thereby engendered.
What does "obsession" mean?
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noun A single idea, activity, or interest that dominates someone's thoughts far more than is normal or healthy.
"His obsession with tidiness meant every shelf had to be perfectly straight."
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obsession in a sentence
- His obsession with tidiness meant every shelf had to be perfectly straight.
- Running became something of an obsession for her after the marathon.
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What is "obsession" in Chinese?
"obsession" in Chinese is 迷住. obsession means: A single idea, activity, or interest that dominates someone's thoughts far more than is normal or healthy.
How do you pronounce 迷住?
"obsession" in Chinese is 迷住, pronounced "mí zhu".
How do you use "obsession" in a sentence?
Example: "His obsession with tidiness meant every shelf had to be perfectly straight." In Chinese, "obsession" is 迷住.
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