گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'passion'

1 عمومی:: احساسات‌ تند وشدید

2 عمومی:: تعصب‌ شدید

3 عمومی:: اشتیاق‌ وعلاقه‌ شدید

1 general:: noun emotion: He hated war with a passion. noun craving: She had a passion for food.

2 general:: passion adjectives great passion • The orchestra plays with great passion. strong passions • In this area, the issue has already stirred strong passions. verbs arouse/stir passions (= cause strong feelings in people ) • The case aroused passions throughout the country. phrases passions run high (= people are very excited, angry, or upset ) • The judge's decision is expected today and passions are running high. a great passion • Birds were my great passion. a lifelong passion • His lifelong passion for natural history began in childhood. a consuming passion (= a very strong interest, or something you are very interested in ) • The young Wordsworth had a consuming passion for poetry. • For years, acting and the stage had been his consuming passion. have a passion for something • She had a passion for music. indulge your passion for something (= do something that you enjoy doing very much ) • The money enabled him to indulge his passion for horses.

3 general::   noun strong sexual love/attraction ADJ. grand, great She didn't believe in grand passion or love at first sight. She was his first great passion. | all-consuming, blind, consuming, fierce, fiery, intense | tender | animal, romantic, sexual QUANT. surge, wave VERB + PASSION arouse, awaken No one had ever aroused his passion as much as Sandra. | be filled with, feel the great passion he felt for her PASSION + VERB cool, wane PREP. with ~ They kissed with passion. | ~ between The passion between them had cooled. | ~ for his all-consuming passion for her PHRASES a night of passion They spent a night of passion in a hotel. | the object of sb's passion the young girl who was the object of his passion strong feeling ADJ. considerable, great, high, real a woman of great passion There were moments of high passion in the game. VERB + PASSION have A writer should have passion. | arouse, rouse This issue always arouses passion. PREP. with ~ He argued his case with great passion. PHRASES a crime of passion She killed her husband's lover in a crime of passion. | full of passion a speech full of passion strong liking for/interest in sth ADJ. all-consuming, consuming, great, real | abiding, genuine, lifelong his lifelong passion for aeroplanes VERB + PASSION develop, have | share They shared a passion for food. | indulge She had very little time to indulge her passion for painting. PREP. ~ for He developed a real passion for acting.