smitten

1 Toward the end of his talk at the celebration of Merlot, Pickett admits to being smitten with both the Walla Walla Valley and with the Merlot he’s tasted here.

2 But Mansour’s Palestinian characters are smitten in their own ways with touchstones of British culture.

3 Donna seems on the verge of leaving Gordon, but then she turns on his computer, the machine in which he’s lost himself, and she’s smitten.

4 How could I — a novice editor, smitten years earlier by the novels “Sula” and “Song of Solomon’’ — lay hands on the prose of a literary hero?

5 But others have been smitten by Zeng's creativity and simple style, and how she plays a guitar to sing songs she wrote herself.

不过，也有人为曾轶可的创造力、简简单单的曲风以及拿吉他自弹自唱原创歌曲的方式而倾心不已。

6 But there’s no question that she has been smitten by the stage.

7 One caveat: If the boy is playing only/mostly because his daddy is smitten with baseball, then that supersedes a lot of what I just wrote.

8 Upon finding the home, designed by Seattle architect Rex Hohlbein, now an advocate for people who are homeless, the couple was smitten by the home’s symmetry.

9 We were equal parts shocked by her and smitten with her.

10 Dave Simpson X I Don't Wanna Go Out For anyone smitten with Melbourne's tremendous Eddy Current Suppression Ring, a trawl back through the Aussie punk archives throws up some fantastic bands.

11 “One night,” she says, “somebody put on a record of Doc Watson, and I remember the song ‘Shady Grove’ coming on, and I was smitten.

12 When Whitney sings “The Greatest Love of All,” Bobby is smitten, too.

13 Yesterday, Garten offered her Instagram followers a tour of the property's lush gardens, and to say we're smitten is an understatement.

14 A masculine woman enters, and the girl is smitten by “Your swagger and your bearing/ And the just-right clothes you’re wearing/ Your short hair and your dungarees/ And your lace-up boots.”

15 The tragedy of state jackboots crushing idealistic students smitten with communism weighs heavily on the collective imagination.

16 Gordon has similarly vague memories from their university days but when he saw her in Sydney he was smitten.

17 One of her former students, an infantry officer "as tough as they make them," is smitten with the confessional poetry of Anne Sexton.

18 As with a previous collection, “My 1980s,” the new book features smitten elegies to his influences, which he wears proudly, a row of medals.

19 He was smitten with Mary's attractions and laid siege to her heart.

他被玛丽的魅力迷惑,对她苦缠不休.

20 Rudolf, for his part, is immediately smitten — and hopelessly so, for the next day he must trade places with Ruritania’s rightful ruler and the beautiful Flavia will then be just a sweet memory.

1 患

with afflict

2 苦恼

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3 被迷住的

captive

4 爱上

fancy lose your heart fall in love fall for

5 苦恼的

laden pained fretful distressful afflictive fretty fraught