n.:
迷恋;癖;(从某物获得性快感的)恋物;奉若神明之物
网络:
恋物癖;物神;偶像
1.
New Labour, as the name suggests, made a fetish of youth; Tony Blair went out of his way to speak of Britain as a "young country" .
工党,正如其名,疯狂的迷恋年轻人;布莱尔努力把英国描述成一个“年轻的国家”。
2.
Measurement is another fetish of professionalism, as if something that cannot be measured isn't quite real.
另一个为专业化笃信的是测量,好像什么东西无法被测量就不存在似的。
3.
In fact it mystified me so much that it took me a while to figure out that a shoe fetish had anything to do with sexual excitement.
事实上,这个问题让我感到如此的困惑,以至于让我花费了不少时间,来领会恋鞋癖和性亢奋之间的联系。
4.
"She told me her boyfriend introduced her to the crush fetish as he loves licking her feet, " he said.
“她告诉我她男朋友因为爱舔她的脚介绍她进了碾物群,”他说。
5.
But for those whose performance is judged against that of the stockmarket, the commodity fetish is a mixed blessing.
但是,对于那些依靠股市行情来评估其业绩的公司而言,大宗商品崇拜就是喜忧参半了。
6.
The Microsoft ad seems to suggest that the husband is involved in a Web fetish that's far more troubling.
微软的广告似乎是在暗示那位丈夫所迷恋的东西比色情内容更让人不安。
7.
Don't ask us to understand your shoe fetish. Asking us to respect it is even sort of pushing it.
不要叫我们理解你对鞋子的痴迷。让我们尊重它就好像是在推动。
8.
For this we need not so much a political as an intellectual revolution, namely the overthrow of the balanced budget fetish.
就此而言,我们不太需要一场政治变革,而是需要一场思想变革,也就是说要抛弃对于预算平衡的笃信。
9.
Businesses should not make a fetish of size, particularly if this means diversifying into a lot of unrelated areas.
做生意不应该对规模盲目的崇拜,尤其是从事多种经营,涉足许多不相关领域的公司更是如此。
10.
Voegelinians do not hesitate to take this fetish for order and rejection of dissidence to its extreme.
沃格林的追随者们会毫不迟疑的接受这种对秩序的崇拜并且极端的拒绝异议者。