| 释义 |
| | | | NOUN | | | | | /krʌʃ/ | | | | | 1 | singular a crowd of people all extremely close together in an area that is too small for them 拥挤的人群 | We were scared we’ d lose them in the crush. 我们害怕会在人群中找不到他们。 | | a crush of reporters 一大群记者 | | | | | 2 | C informal a feeling of love and admiration for someone , often someone you know you cannot have a relationship with 迷恋 | It wasn’ t really love, just a schoolgirl crush. 那不是真正的爱，只不过是一个女学生的迷恋罢了。 | | have a crush on sb I used to have a massive crush on my geography teacher. 我曾经狂热地迷恋过我的地理老师。 | | | |