smitten

英 [ˈsmɪtn]

美 [ˈsmɪtn]

adj. 突然爱上的; 一下子爱上的; 痛感; 备受…的煎熬
v. 重打; 猛击; 攻击; 惩罚; 使深感(不安、不快等); 深深影响
smite的过去分词

牛津词典

adj.

突然爱上的；一下子爱上的
suddenly feeling that you are in love with sb
1. From the moment they met, he was completely smitten by her.
  从一见面的那一刻起，他就完全被她迷住了。
痛感；备受…的煎熬
severely affected by a feeling, disease, etc.

ADJ-GRADED 被迷住的;着了迷的;神魂颠倒的
If you aresmitten, you find someone so attractive that you are or seem to be in love with them.
1. They were totally smitten with each other.
  他们完全被对方迷住了。
ADJ-GRADED (被…)打动的;醉心(于…)的
If you aresmitten bysomething, you are very impressed by it and enthusiastic about it.
1. Simon Fraser was smitten by the landscapes he found in the wild southwest of the United States.
  西蒙·弗雷泽深深地陶醉于自己在美国西南部所发现的这片原始美景中。
Smittenis the past participle ofsmite.

adj

(used in combination) affected by something overwhelming
1. conscience-smitten
2. awe-struck
Synonym:strickenstruck
marked by foolish or unreasoning fondness
1. gaga over the rock group's new album
2. he was infatuated with her
Synonym:enamoredinfatuatedin lovepottysoft on(p)taken with(p)

Miranda was smitten at sight of the ring and wished to have it.
米兰达一见这戒指就爱上了，满心想要。
All the boys were completely smitten with her.
所有男生都彻底被她迷倒了。
And were you very smitten with her? Warrington asked.
“你是不是真的迷上了她？”沃林顿问。
He was smitten with me while I passed by him at someday aftermoon.
他煞到我是在某天的下午我经过他身边时。
The sunset had smitten into scarlet gold the upper windows of the houses opposite.
落日已经把对面屋子的窗子上部染成了金红色。
She was smitten with jazz at a very early age.
她早年就对爵士乐着了迷。
He was smitten with mary's attractions and laid siege to her heart.
他被玛丽的魅力迷惑，对她苦缠不休。
E.g. Sally is smitten with this Gary chap she met the other day.
例：萨利完全被哪天遇见的那个小伙子格林迷住了。
At times, the normally self-possessed, sometimes imperious John was so smitten that he couldn't speak.
有时，通常很冷静、有时有点专横的约翰会因为不能说话而感到受打击。
The last time we met she had just been smitten by cancer.
我们上次见她时她刚患上癌症。