Swoon Meaning in English

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US

ˈswun

SWOON

UK

swˈuːn

sWOON

释义

To faint, usually from extreme emotion or weakness; can also mean to feel overwhelmed by admiration or love.

用法与细微差别

Used both literally (to faint) and figuratively (to be overwhelmed by feelings). Commonly heard in romantic or dramatic contexts. Informal in modern English; often playful or exaggerated.

• Spanish: desmayarse - desvanecerse (por emoción)
• Portuguese (BR): desmaiar - desfalecer (por emoção)
• Portuguese (PT): desmaiar - desfalecer (por emoção)
• Chinese (Simplified): 晕倒 - 陶醉
• Chinese (Traditional): 暈倒 - 陶醉
• Hindi: मूर्छित होना - अत्यधिक प्रभावित होना
• Arabic: يغشى عليه - يذوب (من الإعجاب)
• Bengali: অজ্ঞান হয়ে যাওয়া - প্রেমে আবেগে ভেসে যাওয়া
• Russian: падать в обморок - млеть (от восторга или любви)
• Japanese: 気絶する - うっとりする
• Vietnamese: xỉu - ngất ngây (vì cảm xúc)
• Korean: 기절하다 - 황홀해하다
• Turkish: bayılmak - aşırı hayranlık duymak
• Urdu: غش کھانا - شدید محبت یا خوشی سے بےخود ہوجانا
• Indonesian: pingsan - terpesona

例句

She almost swooned when she saw the famous actor.

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The heat made him swoon in the crowd.

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Some fans swooned at the concert.

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I could just swoon over that chocolate cake!

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People used to swoon at love letters in old movies.

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He made all the girls swoon with his smile.

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