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单词 craze
释义
craze
noun[Cusually singular]
uk
/kreɪz/us
/kreɪz/
anactivity,object, orideathat isextremelypopular, usually for ashorttime:
时尚；风行一时的东西
Cyclingshortswerethelatestcraze/(all)the craze thatyear.自行车运动短裤是那年最新的流行时尚／最盛行的。
The crazeforhealthfoodshasbecomebigbusiness.健康食品热创造了巨大的商机。
Synonyms
fad
fashion(POPULAR STYLE)
mode(FASHION)
style(FASHION)
trend
vogue
Compare
cultnoun
mania(STRONG INTEREST)disapproving
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
fashion
  • fashionFashion trends for the season include light, cool fabrics.
  • styleA crisp navy suit will always be in style.
  • trendThe trend is now to wear skirts longer.
  • fadLet's hope this obsession with celebrity lifestyles is just a fad.
  • crazeCycling shorts were the latest craze that year.
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Passionate or passing interests
  • centrism
  • cult
  • drug
  • eat
  • eat, sleep, and breathesomethingidiom
  • fad
  • faddish
  • faddism
  • fancy
  • geekery
  • kick
  • mania
  • passion
  • passion project
  • religion
  • ruling
  • someone's ruling passionidiom
(Definition ofcrazefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

craze| American Dictionary

craze
noun[Cusually sing]
us
/kreɪz/
anactivity,style, orfashionthat is verypopular, usually for ashorttime:
Cyclingshortswere the craze thatyear.
(Definition ofcrazefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcraze

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These crazes united individuals on the basis of shared taste in music, wardrobe, courtship rites, and sometimes means of intoxication.
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Horizontal bedding strata are crazed with minute shear fractures then stained by seeping iron oxide in solution.
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Thecrazefor ballooning is a case in point.
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With a despair so terrifyingly reasonable, she cannot be thought irrationally crazed, open to antifeminist ridicule.
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Young people looking for fun and escape identified above all with dance crazes like the twist, hully-gully, surf and shake.
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Julian stumbles through the streets crazed with despair.
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There was a time around '60 or '61 when there was thiscrazeof building nuclear fallout shelters.
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The bicyclecrazeof the 1890s was made possible in part because rubber pneumatic tires replaced solid tires, making bicycle riding more comfortable and popular.
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It was a new scientific discourse, but phrenology was also a public rage, a sweeping fad, acraze.
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The dancecraze, forbidden alcohol, and movies gathered national attention.
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Many of the popular music styles that emerged during the twentieth century were accompanied by dance crazes.
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Alternatively, the currentcrazefor micro-foundations might be viewed as a thoroughgoing rejection of grand theory.
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The ban calmed thecraze, but at the same time it left many students who were used to the tutoring feeling lost.
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This essay and others that followed show nocrazefor archives and the piecing together of the broken past.
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Focusing on the 1920-1925 period his reading thoroughly confirms the existence of a "craze" for psychoanalysis which attracted much popular attention and debate.
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