迷恋

• 拼音: mí liàn
• 汉字拆解: 迷 = 辶 (movement radical) + 米 (rice, phonetic) — to lose oneself; 恋 = 心 (heart) + complex phonetic — love, attachment, longing

含义

To be infatuated with; to be obsessed by; to have a passionate attachment to something. An intense, often consuming fondness that is difficult to let go of.

Can describe romantic obsession, addiction-like devotion to hobbies or activities, or cultural fascination. Often implies that the attachment is somewhat excessive or that the person is unable or unwilling to free themselves from it. Slightly negative connotation when the object of obsession is harmful, but neutral or positive in casual contexts.

例句

1. 他从小迷恋天文学，十岁便能熟背数十个星座的形态与神话传说，后来顺理成章地走上了天文研究之路。
2. 过度迷恋社交媒体的青少年往往难以集中注意力完成学业，这已成为许多家长和教育工作者关注的问题。
3. 她对那个年代的爵士乐始终保持着一种近乎迷恋的热情，家中珍藏的黑胶唱片多达数百张。

用法指南

语境: relationships, hobbies, psychology, culture

语气: intense

正确说法

• 她年轻时迷恋过一段时间的古典钢琴，每天练习超过六小时，那段经历奠定了她深厚的音乐素养。(In her youth she was deeply infatuated with classical piano for a period, practising more than six hours a day — that experience laid the foundation for her deep musical sensibility.)
• 这部纪录片探讨了人们迷恋极限运动的心理根源，揭示了肾上腺素驱动下的冒险欲望与对平凡生活的逃避。(This documentary explores the psychological roots of people's obsession with extreme sports, revealing the adrenaline-driven desire for adventure and the urge to escape ordinary life.)

错误说法

• 将'迷恋'用于短暂的、浅层的喜欢 — 迷恋强调深度的着迷和难以自拔，形容一般的喜欢应用'喜爱''热爱'或'感兴趣' (Do not use 迷恋 for brief or superficial liking — 迷恋 emphasises deep obsession that is hard to break free from; use 喜爱, 热爱, or 感兴趣 for general fondness)

起源与历史

迷 = 辶 (movement radical) + 米 (rice, phonetic) — to lose oneself, to be captivated; 恋 = 心 (heart/mind) + 变 (change, phonetic component) — to love, to be attached to. Together: to lose oneself in love or attachment.

文化背景

世代: All ages

社会背景: Universal