be an enthusiast of something
He is an enthusiast of old films.
他是一位老电影的爱好者。
爱好者;热心者
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爱好者;热心者
a person who is filled with enthusiasm, an ardent supporter, or someone with a strong liking for something
He is an enthusiast of old films.
他是一位老电影的爱好者。
充满热情或被热情引导的人。
A person filled with or guided by enthusiasm.
某事物或活动的热心支持者
an ardent and enthusiastic supporter of some person or activity
对某事物有强烈喜好的人
a person having a strong liking for something
A car enthusiast spends hours polishing his vintage vehicle.
一位汽车爱好者花了几个小时擦亮他的老式汽车。
She is a fitness enthusiast who works out every morning.
她是一位健身爱好者,每天早上锻炼。
The art enthusiast visited every gallery in the city.
这位艺术爱好者参观了城里所有的画廊。
He is an enthusiast of old films.
他是一位老电影的爱好者。
She is an enthusiast for environmental protection.
她是环境保护的热心者。
此结构中的名词表示热爱的对象。
He is a classical music enthusiast.
他是一位古典音乐爱好者。
Not this
I am enthusiast about cooking.
Use this
I am enthusiastic about cooking.
误将名词 'enthusiast' 用作形容词,表示‘热心的’时应使用形容词 'enthusiastic'。
Not this
He has great enthusiast for football.
Use this
He has great enthusiasm for football.
混淆了名词 'enthusiast'(指人)和 'enthusiasm'(指热情),表达‘热情’这一抽象概念时应用 'enthusiasm'。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
……的爱好者
He is an enthusiast of classical music.
他是古典音乐爱好者。
音乐爱好者
The concert attracted many music enthusiasts.
音乐会吸引了许多音乐爱好者。
体育爱好者
As a sports enthusiast, she watches every game.
作为一名体育爱好者,她观看每一场比赛。
爱好者社区
The enthusiast community organized a meetup.
爱好者社区组织了一次聚会。
摄影爱好者
Photography enthusiasts often gather in parks.
摄影爱好者经常在公园聚集。
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联想:'en'像'嗯'(肯定),'thus'是'因此',合起来就是'嗯,因此我很热情'——对某事充满热情的人。
语域:neutral 常见场景:hobbies、sports、interests 该词通常用于描述对某项活动或领域充满热情的人,语气中性偏积极,常见于日常交流和非正式书面语中。
The listed words share the spelling ending '-ast' but do not rhyme with 'enthusiast' because its primary stress is on the second syllable (/ɛnˈθuːziæst/), making the stressed vowel /uː/ rather than /æ/.
Dictionary facts from DICTIONARY_API_DEV, ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.