obsess in Japanese
obsess in Japanese is 取り付く — obsess means to think about someone or something constantly, to the point where it takes over your mind.
obsess in Japanese
取り付く
Pronounced: toritsuku
(passive, constructed with "with") To be preoccupied with a single topic or emotion.
What does "obsess" mean?
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verb To think about someone or something constantly, to the point where it takes over your mind.
"He started to obsess over every tiny detail of the presentation."
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obsess in a sentence
- He started to obsess over every tiny detail of the presentation.
- Try not to obsess about what other people think of you.
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What is "obsess" in Japanese?
"obsess" in Japanese is 取り付く. obsess means: To think about someone or something constantly, to the point where it takes over your mind.
How do you pronounce 取り付く?
"obsess" in Japanese is 取り付く, pronounced "toritsuku".
How do you use "obsess" in a sentence?
Example: "He started to obsess over every tiny detail of the presentation." In Japanese, "obsess" is 取り付く.
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