Definition of moonstruck in English:

moonstruck

adjective ˈmuːnstrʌkˈmunˌstrək

Unable to think or act normally, especially as a result of being in love.
（尤指因恋爱而）迷乱的；茫然的，发呆的
a moonstruck but musically unaccomplished lover
Example sentencesExamples
- Peter kept his eyes on the road with great difficulty; he wanted to look at her with moonstruck eyes and experience her loveliness all over again.
- You could have married a sensible woman, but instead you chose a moonstruck child to devote yourself to.
- You're making me sound like some moonstruck girl of ten!
- He offers you the spectacle of an ironic, intelligent 47-year-old man gazing at Yelena with the dotty helplessness of a moonstruck adolescent: aware of his own absurdity but powerless to prevent it.

Origin

Late 17th century: from moon + struck, past participle of strike; because it was believed that the moon could affect the mind.

Definition of moonstruck in US English:

moonstruck

adjectiveˈmunˌstrəkˈmo͞onˌstrək

Unable to think or act normally, especially because of being in love.
（尤指因恋爱而）迷乱的；茫然的，发呆的
a moonstruck but musically unaccomplished lover
Example sentencesExamples
- He offers you the spectacle of an ironic, intelligent 47-year-old man gazing at Yelena with the dotty helplessness of a moonstruck adolescent: aware of his own absurdity but powerless to prevent it.
- You could have married a sensible woman, but instead you chose a moonstruck child to devote yourself to.
- Peter kept his eyes on the road with great difficulty; he wanted to look at her with moonstruck eyes and experience her loveliness all over again.
- You're making me sound like some moonstruck girl of ten!

Origin

Late 17th century: from moon + struck, past participle of strike; because it was believed that the moon could affect the mind.

词汇	moonstruck
释义	Definition of moonstruck in English: moonstruck adjective ˈmuːnstrʌkˈmunˌstrək Unable to think or act normally, especially as a result of being in love. （尤指因恋爱而）迷乱的；茫然的，发呆的 a moonstruck but musically unaccomplished lover Example sentencesExamples Peter kept his eyes on the road with great difficulty; he wanted to look at her with moonstruck eyes and experience her loveliness all over again. You could have married a sensible woman, but instead you chose a moonstruck child to devote yourself to. You're making me sound like some moonstruck girl of ten! He offers you the spectacle of an ironic, intelligent 47-year-old man gazing at Yelena with the dotty helplessness of a moonstruck adolescent: aware of his own absurdity but powerless to prevent it. Origin Late 17th century: from moon + struck, past participle of strike; because it was believed that the moon could affect the mind. Definition of moonstruck in US English: moonstruck adjectiveˈmunˌstrəkˈmo͞onˌstrək Unable to think or act normally, especially because of being in love. （尤指因恋爱而）迷乱的；茫然的，发呆的 a moonstruck but musically unaccomplished lover Example sentencesExamples He offers you the spectacle of an ironic, intelligent 47-year-old man gazing at Yelena with the dotty helplessness of a moonstruck adolescent: aware of his own absurdity but powerless to prevent it. You could have married a sensible woman, but instead you chose a moonstruck child to devote yourself to. Peter kept his eyes on the road with great difficulty; he wanted to look at her with moonstruck eyes and experience her loveliness all over again. You're making me sound like some moonstruck girl of ten! Origin Late 17th century: from moon + struck, past participle of strike; because it was believed that the moon could affect the mind.
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