obsessing

英 [əbˈsesɪŋ]

美 [əbˈsesɪŋ]

v.  使痴迷; 使迷恋; 使着迷; 唠叨; 挂牵; 念念不忘
obsess的现在分词

柯林斯词典

• V-ERG （使）着迷；（使）迷恋；（使）心神不宁
  If somethingobsessesyou or if youobsess aboutsomething, you keep thinking about it and find it difficult to think about anything else.
  1. I must admit that maps obsess me...
     我得承认我对地图十分着迷。
  2. A string of scandals is obsessing America...
     美国正被一系列丑闻所困扰。
  3. She stopped drinking but began obsessing about her weight...
     她戒了酒，但又开始执著于体重问题。
  4. I started obsessing that Trish might die.
     我开始心神不宁，想着特里希可能会死。

双语例句

• Most people waste an extraordinary amount of time obsessing about ( and second-guessing) their decision making.
  大部分的人都浪费了大量的时间左思右想（或事后批评）他们所做的决策。
• And you're wasting it obsessing about the kids.
  而你却把它浪费在担心你的孩子上。
• I can't keep obsessing over tantalizing conspiracy theories.
  我不能总是被这些焦虑的阴谋理论所困扰。
• It's very hard to write your own resume because a resume is a macro view of your life, but you live your life at the micro level, obsessing about daily details that have no bearing on your resume.
  做一份个人简历非常不易，因为一份简历就是你的生平的宏观体现，而你的生活却是处在微观层面的，几乎包含了你所有的日常生活细节，而它们与你的简历根本无关。
• Are you still obsessing over this? You made out with her boyfriend at camp.
  你还在为这事烦吗？夏令营的时候你可跟她的男朋友搞在一起呢。
• After the Divorce, I spent a few years obsessing about him and what I could have done different, in regret.
  离婚以后，我有好几年都沉浸在悔恨中，总是想着我是否可以做的不同。
• Behavioral responses, such as eating when not hungry, avoiding tasks, working more than usual, spending increased time alone, obsessing about a situation or blaming others for your problems.
  行为反应，例如：不饿时进食、回避工作任务、工作时间超出平常、独处时间过长、对一个处境苦思、或用你的问题指责别人。
• We want our self-driving car to be inhumanly focused on the road, not obsessing over an argument it had with the garage.
  我们希望无人驾驶汽车能一心一意在路上行驶，而不是纠结于之前和车库的争吵。
• Don't ask, I say, but then I start talking and tell him every bit of it, concluding with, And worst of all, I can't stop obsessing over David.
  别问吧，我说，而后却说了起来，我一五一十地告诉他，最后还说，最糟的是，我没办法停止对大卫的迷恋。
• It's all about calibration, spending enough time to come up with a solid plan but not obsessing over it.
  最重要的是调整，花足够的时间提出一个可靠计划，但是不要太看重它。