craze

英 [kreɪz]

美 [kreɪz]

n.  (通常为一时的)狂热，疯狂; 风行一时的东西

复数：crazes　第三人称单数：crazes　现在分词：crazing　过去式：crazed　过去分词：crazed　

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牛津词典

noun

• （通常为一时的）狂热，疯狂；风行一时的东西
  an enthusiastic interest in sth that is shared by many people but that usually does not last very long; a thing that people have a craze for
  1. the latest fitness craze to sweep the country
     最近风靡全国的健身热

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (一时的)狂热，风行
  If there is acrazefor something, it is very popular for a short time.
  1. ...the craze for Mutant Ninja Turtles...
     《忍者神龟》的风靡一时
  2. Walking is the latest fitness craze.
     散步是最近非常流行的健身方式。

英英释义

noun

• a fine crack in a glaze or other surface
• an interest followed with exaggerated zeal
  1. he always follows the latest fads
  2. it was all the rage that season
  Synonym:fadfurorfurorecultrage
• state of violent mental agitation
  Synonym:deliriumfrenzyfuryhysteria

verb

• develop a fine network of cracks
  1. Crazed ceramics
• cause to go crazy
  Synonym:madden

双语例句

• Do you still think this craze.
  你还认为这种被你称作的狂热。
• Hacker craze, but even our small game also feel.
  骇客的热潮，就连我们的小游戏也感受到了。
• This style, inspired by the latest craze in social media, has a 1970s appeal.
  这种风格的设计灵感来自社交媒体的最新热潮，具有20世纪70年代的韵味。
• Walking is the latest fitness craze.
  散步是最近非常流行的健身方式。
• The blame for this latest craze rests with the editor ofstrategy and business, a management magazine.
  最近的这种狂热，应归咎于管理杂志《策略与商业》（strategyandbusiness）的主编。
• It's started a real craze on campus.
  在校园里这太疯狂了。
• He has got a new craze.
  他已经迷上了一个新玩艺。
• The craze is sweeping over Japan.
  这种狂热正席卷日本。
• This started the decade's "cowboy craze." It made modern Country and Western music, fashion and dance extremely popular.
  这开启了此后十年的“牛仔狂潮”，并使现代乡村和西部音乐、时尚和舞蹈火热流行起来。
• Undoubtedly, the emergence of such a craze is the manifestation of our growing overall national strength.
  不可否认，汉语热的出现是我国综合国力不断增强的表现。