fetishize
verb[T]
(UKusuallyfetishise)uk/ˈfet.ɪ.ʃaɪz/us/ˈfet̬.ɪ.ʃaɪz/toconsidersomething or someoneimportant,interesting, orattractiveto anunreasonabledegree:
恋物，拜物At last, acrimethrillerthat doesn't fetishize thegun.终于拍出了一部不过度渲染枪支的犯罪惊悚片。
In hissong"CommonPeople", hemocksrichkidsfetishizingpoverty.在他的歌曲“普通人”中，他嘲笑了富家子弟对贫穷的过度美化。
to have asexualinterestin anobjector apartof thebodyother than thesexualorgans, or in apersonas if they are anobject:
（从某物或身体某部位获得性快感的）恋物Hefeelsanangryneed tocontrolhislover, todressher, to fetishize herclothes, hershoes, herhair.他感到有一种愤怒的需要，要控制他的爱人，要给她穿衣服，要迷恋她的衣服、鞋子和头发。
Herbodyhad been fetishized and objectified since she was ateenager.从十几岁起她的身体就被迷恋和物化了。
- Hewrotethatmuseumsare too oftenmausoleums, moreinvestedin fetishizingdeadculturethansupportingalivingone.
- Unlike most site-basedtheatreproductions, whichtendto fetishise thecity, she isinterestedinperformanceinrurallandscapes.
- Universities can so fetishizenarrowformsofexpertisethat theydriveoutintellectuals.
- In "The Maids," two role-playingservantsfantasiseabout and fetishisetheirdesirableanddetestablemistress.
- Heaccusedthem of fetishizing men ofcertainracesandbehavinglike "sextourists".
Continually thinking about
- absorb
- absorbed
- axe
- be devoured bysomethingidiom
- be hung up onsomethingidiom
- be wrapped up insomething/someoneidiom
- devour
- fixate
- fixated
- fixation
- get intosomeone
- have an axe to grindidiom
- mania
- nag
- obsessive
- obsessively
- one-track mind
- overactive
- preoccupation
- preoccupied