名词短暂的时尚; (陶器的)裂纹
及物动词使精神错乱,使发狂; 使出现裂纹
不及物动词发狂; 变得表面有裂缝
及物动词
1. They were crazed by the famine and pestilence of that bitter winter.
他们因那年严冬的饥饿与瘟疫而折磨得发狂。
2. The sudden tragedy crazed him.
突然发生的悲剧使他疯了。
名词
1. Everyone in his family had a craze for Chinese food.
他家人人酷爱中国食品。
2. The craze swept the country.
这一时尚曾风靡全国。
1. 狂热:启示不完全是神秘的,一种非理智的热情,就它并非是一时的狂热(craze)所引发的冲动而言,这使它有别于其它纯粹的本性力量. 启示是更有似于宗教式的信仰,出于对神秘事物的敬畏,似乎在此类热情的行为中隐藏有理智的影子,
2. 细裂纹:凸雕,底切,拉底,底部掏槽 undercut | 细裂纹 craze | 性能 property
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3. 微裂缝:cratering 形成弹坑 | craze 微裂缝 | creeping discharge 沿表面放电
1. (一时的)狂热,风行
If there is a craze for something, it is very popular for a short time.
e.g. ...the craze for Mutant Ninja Turtles...
《忍者神龟》的风靡一时
e.g. Walking is the latest fitness craze.
散步是最近非常流行的健身方式。
noun
1. a fine crack in a glaze or other surface
2. an interest followed with exaggerated zeal
e.g. he always follows the latest fads
it was all the rage that season
Synonym: fadfurorfurorecultrage
3. state of violent mental agitation
verb
1. develop a fine network of cracks
e.g. Crazed ceramics
2. cause to go crazy
cause to lose one''s mind
Synonym: madden