| 单词 | lust |
| 释义 | lust (lʌst ) Word forms: lusts, lusting, lusted 1. uncountable noun Lust is a feeling of strong sexual desire for someone. His relationship with Angie was the first which combined lust with friendship. His lust for her grew until it was overpowering. [+ for] Synonyms: lechery, sensuality, licentiousness, carnality 2. uncountable noun A lust for something is a very strong and eager desire to have it. It was Fred's lust for glitz and glamour that was driving them apart. [+ for] Synonyms: desire, longing, passion, appetite Phrasal verbs: lust after 1. phrasal verb If you lust after someone or lust for them, you feel a very strong sexual desire for them. From what I hear, half the campus is lusting after her. [VERB PARTICLE noun] 2. phrasal verb If you lust after or lust for something, you have a very strong desire to possess it. Sheard lusted after the directorship. [VERB PARTICLE noun] Quotations: Natural freedoms are but just; There's something generous in mere lustA Ramble in St. James' Park Translations: Chinese: 色欲 Japanese: 性欲 |
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