Definition of besotted in English:

besotted

adjective bɪˈsɒtɪdbəˈsɑdəd

1Strongly infatuated.
痴迷的，沉醉的
he became besotted with a local barmaid
他迷上了当地的一个酒吧女招待。
Example sentencesExamples
- He declared her ‘a stunner ‘, and within days they were besotted with each other.’
- The restaurant chef and the student are so besotted with each other that it's almost sickening.
- She was such a hit with everyone we met, but most particularly with my elderly grandparents, who were besotted with her.
- This was the speech of a prime minister besotted with emotion, image and presentation.
- She was an ‘intelligent woman’ who had become besotted with the man and was unable to deal with the flagging relationship, the court was told.
- So why be so besotted with sporting failures and successes?
- The movie tells the story of two youngsters who are besotted with each other.
- Police are investigating whether the accused who allegedly had become besotted with Susan after meeting her at a caravan park, shot her before turning the gun on himself.
- I signed up because I just wanted to be around real people that were besotted with writing as I am and to force myself to actually get some work done instead of dreaming about it.
- However, at 21 he was forced to reject an offer of a place at drama school because he was ‘sort of engaged to a young lady, besotted with her.'
- Ever since her childhood in York - she was an only child - she has been besotted with the uses of enchantment in fairy stories.
- He was clearly besotted with her, recalling in great detail two long and intimate conversations with her, and even admitting that he once kissed her goodnight.
- And yet his emotion for Susan was genuine; he was besotted with her.
- In the pilot, Charlotte meets an aging movie star, who quickly becomes besotted with her as they explore the karaoke boxes and sushi bars of Japan.
- Some of these servants of football are so besotted with the game that they devote more time to attending dull local committees.
- A recital was given in the drawing room, then guests enjoyed Sunday lunch under the trees on the lawn and she became besotted with the idea of living in a country house herself.
- But I'm in love with her, I'm just absolutely besotted with her, she is lovely.
- She had to live in a small apartment with a mother-in-law who was besotted with her son and loathed her as a rival, as well as living with a brilliant young husband who turned out to be self-obsessed and a drunk.
- I am sure all three of you were besotted with quiz programmes and the ambition to be successful on a major television show.
- She's very easy to love and I am besotted with her.
Synonyms
infatuated with, smitten with, in love with, love-struck by, head over heels in love with, hopelessly in love with, obsessed with, passionate about, consumed with desire for, devoted to, doting on, greatly enamoured of, very attracted to, very taken with, charmed by, captivated by, enchanted by, enthralled by, bewitched by, beguiled by, under someone's spell, hypnotized by
informal bowled over by, swept off one's feet by, struck on, crazy about, mad about, wild about, potty about, nuts about, very keen on, gone on, really into, hung up on, carrying a torch for
North American informal twitterpated by
literary ensorcelled by
2archaic Intoxicated; drunk.
〈古〉烂醉的
Example sentencesExamples
- I was speaking with Sebastian the undertaker, who we found besotted with wine in the mausoleum yesterday evening.
- He was so besotted with drink and drugs that his human qualities, if he ever possessed any, were completely in abeyance.
- The Alliance, now numbering 472 members, has been active in the furtherance of the objects of its formation, and has done much toward ridding the town of saloons and in stimulating many who had become besotted with drink to become sober and temperate men.
- After some time, the brigands landed at an island, where they became besotted with drink, and fell asleep.
- Thereupon taking larger cups he drank more recklessly than ever, and when at length he was heavy and besotted with wine, he ordered the son of his critic to proceed beyond the threshold and stand there with his left hand lifted above his head.
Synonyms
intoxicated, inebriated, drunken, befuddled, incapable, tipsy, the worse for drink, under the influence, maudlin

Origin

Late 16th century: past participle of besot 'make foolishly affectionate', from be- 'cause to be' + sot.

Rhymes

carotid, unspotted

Definition of besotted in US English:

besotted

adjectivebəˈsädədbəˈsɑdəd

1Strongly infatuated.
痴迷的，沉醉的
he became besotted with his best friend's sister
Example sentencesExamples
- I signed up because I just wanted to be around real people that were besotted with writing as I am and to force myself to actually get some work done instead of dreaming about it.
- The movie tells the story of two youngsters who are besotted with each other.
- He declared her ‘a stunner ‘, and within days they were besotted with each other.’
- She was such a hit with everyone we met, but most particularly with my elderly grandparents, who were besotted with her.
- She was an ‘intelligent woman’ who had become besotted with the man and was unable to deal with the flagging relationship, the court was told.
- He was clearly besotted with her, recalling in great detail two long and intimate conversations with her, and even admitting that he once kissed her goodnight.
- Police are investigating whether the accused who allegedly had become besotted with Susan after meeting her at a caravan park, shot her before turning the gun on himself.
- Ever since her childhood in York - she was an only child - she has been besotted with the uses of enchantment in fairy stories.
- And yet his emotion for Susan was genuine; he was besotted with her.
- The restaurant chef and the student are so besotted with each other that it's almost sickening.
- She had to live in a small apartment with a mother-in-law who was besotted with her son and loathed her as a rival, as well as living with a brilliant young husband who turned out to be self-obsessed and a drunk.
- This was the speech of a prime minister besotted with emotion, image and presentation.
- Some of these servants of football are so besotted with the game that they devote more time to attending dull local committees.
- A recital was given in the drawing room, then guests enjoyed Sunday lunch under the trees on the lawn and she became besotted with the idea of living in a country house herself.
- However, at 21 he was forced to reject an offer of a place at drama school because he was ‘sort of engaged to a young lady, besotted with her.'
- So why be so besotted with sporting failures and successes?
- I am sure all three of you were besotted with quiz programmes and the ambition to be successful on a major television show.
- In the pilot, Charlotte meets an aging movie star, who quickly becomes besotted with her as they explore the karaoke boxes and sushi bars of Japan.
- But I'm in love with her, I'm just absolutely besotted with her, she is lovely.
- She's very easy to love and I am besotted with her.
Synonyms
infatuated with, smitten with, in love with, love-struck by, head over heels in love with, hopelessly in love with, obsessed with, passionate about, consumed with desire for, devoted to, doting on, greatly enamoured of, very attracted to, very taken with, charmed by, captivated by, enchanted by, enthralled by, bewitched by, beguiled by, under someone's spell, hypnotized by
2archaic Intoxicated; drunk.
〈古〉烂醉的
Example sentencesExamples
- He was so besotted with drink and drugs that his human qualities, if he ever possessed any, were completely in abeyance.
- The Alliance, now numbering 472 members, has been active in the furtherance of the objects of its formation, and has done much toward ridding the town of saloons and in stimulating many who had become besotted with drink to become sober and temperate men.
- After some time, the brigands landed at an island, where they became besotted with drink, and fell asleep.
- Thereupon taking larger cups he drank more recklessly than ever, and when at length he was heavy and besotted with wine, he ordered the son of his critic to proceed beyond the threshold and stand there with his left hand lifted above his head.
- I was speaking with Sebastian the undertaker, who we found besotted with wine in the mausoleum yesterday evening.
Synonyms
intoxicated, inebriated, drunken, befuddled, incapable, tipsy, the worse for drink, under the influence, maudlin

Origin

Late 16th century: past participle of besot ‘make foolishly affectionate’, from be- ‘cause to be’ + sot.

词汇	besotted
释义	Definition of besotted in English: besotted adjective bɪˈsɒtɪdbəˈsɑdəd 1Strongly infatuated. 痴迷的，沉醉的 he became besotted with a local barmaid 他迷上了当地的一个酒吧女招待。 Example sentencesExamples He declared her ‘a stunner ‘, and within days they were besotted with each other.’ The restaurant chef and the student are so besotted with each other that it's almost sickening. She was such a hit with everyone we met, but most particularly with my elderly grandparents, who were besotted with her. This was the speech of a prime minister besotted with emotion, image and presentation. She was an ‘intelligent woman’ who had become besotted with the man and was unable to deal with the flagging relationship, the court was told. So why be so besotted with sporting failures and successes? The movie tells the story of two youngsters who are besotted with each other. Police are investigating whether the accused who allegedly had become besotted with Susan after meeting her at a caravan park, shot her before turning the gun on himself. I signed up because I just wanted to be around real people that were besotted with writing as I am and to force myself to actually get some work done instead of dreaming about it. However, at 21 he was forced to reject an offer of a place at drama school because he was ‘sort of engaged to a young lady, besotted with her.' Ever since her childhood in York - she was an only child - she has been besotted with the uses of enchantment in fairy stories. He was clearly besotted with her, recalling in great detail two long and intimate conversations with her, and even admitting that he once kissed her goodnight. And yet his emotion for Susan was genuine; he was besotted with her. In the pilot, Charlotte meets an aging movie star, who quickly becomes besotted with her as they explore the karaoke boxes and sushi bars of Japan. Some of these servants of football are so besotted with the game that they devote more time to attending dull local committees. A recital was given in the drawing room, then guests enjoyed Sunday lunch under the trees on the lawn and she became besotted with the idea of living in a country house herself. But I'm in love with her, I'm just absolutely besotted with her, she is lovely. She had to live in a small apartment with a mother-in-law who was besotted with her son and loathed her as a rival, as well as living with a brilliant young husband who turned out to be self-obsessed and a drunk. I am sure all three of you were besotted with quiz programmes and the ambition to be successful on a major television show. She's very easy to love and I am besotted with her. Synonyms infatuated with, smitten with, in love with, love-struck by, head over heels in love with, hopelessly in love with, obsessed with, passionate about, consumed with desire for, devoted to, doting on, greatly enamoured of, very attracted to, very taken with, charmed by, captivated by, enchanted by, enthralled by, bewitched by, beguiled by, under someone's spell, hypnotized by informal bowled over by, swept off one's feet by, struck on, crazy about, mad about, wild about, potty about, nuts about, very keen on, gone on, really into, hung up on, carrying a torch for North American informal twitterpated by literary ensorcelled by 2archaic Intoxicated; drunk. 〈古〉烂醉的 Example sentencesExamples I was speaking with Sebastian the undertaker, who we found besotted with wine in the mausoleum yesterday evening. He was so besotted with drink and drugs that his human qualities, if he ever possessed any, were completely in abeyance. The Alliance, now numbering 472 members, has been active in the furtherance of the objects of its formation, and has done much toward ridding the town of saloons and in stimulating many who had become besotted with drink to become sober and temperate men. After some time, the brigands landed at an island, where they became besotted with drink, and fell asleep. Thereupon taking larger cups he drank more recklessly than ever, and when at length he was heavy and besotted with wine, he ordered the son of his critic to proceed beyond the threshold and stand there with his left hand lifted above his head. Synonyms intoxicated, inebriated, drunken, befuddled, incapable, tipsy, the worse for drink, under the influence, maudlin Origin Late 16th century: past participle of besot 'make foolishly affectionate', from be- 'cause to be' + sot. Rhymes carotid, unspotted Definition of besotted in US English: besotted adjectivebəˈsädədbəˈsɑdəd 1Strongly infatuated. 痴迷的，沉醉的 he became besotted with his best friend's sister Example sentencesExamples I signed up because I just wanted to be around real people that were besotted with writing as I am and to force myself to actually get some work done instead of dreaming about it. The movie tells the story of two youngsters who are besotted with each other. He declared her ‘a stunner ‘, and within days they were besotted with each other.’ She was such a hit with everyone we met, but most particularly with my elderly grandparents, who were besotted with her. She was an ‘intelligent woman’ who had become besotted with the man and was unable to deal with the flagging relationship, the court was told. He was clearly besotted with her, recalling in great detail two long and intimate conversations with her, and even admitting that he once kissed her goodnight. Police are investigating whether the accused who allegedly had become besotted with Susan after meeting her at a caravan park, shot her before turning the gun on himself. Ever since her childhood in York - she was an only child - she has been besotted with the uses of enchantment in fairy stories. And yet his emotion for Susan was genuine; he was besotted with her. The restaurant chef and the student are so besotted with each other that it's almost sickening. She had to live in a small apartment with a mother-in-law who was besotted with her son and loathed her as a rival, as well as living with a brilliant young husband who turned out to be self-obsessed and a drunk. This was the speech of a prime minister besotted with emotion, image and presentation. Some of these servants of football are so besotted with the game that they devote more time to attending dull local committees. A recital was given in the drawing room, then guests enjoyed Sunday lunch under the trees on the lawn and she became besotted with the idea of living in a country house herself. However, at 21 he was forced to reject an offer of a place at drama school because he was ‘sort of engaged to a young lady, besotted with her.' So why be so besotted with sporting failures and successes? I am sure all three of you were besotted with quiz programmes and the ambition to be successful on a major television show. In the pilot, Charlotte meets an aging movie star, who quickly becomes besotted with her as they explore the karaoke boxes and sushi bars of Japan. But I'm in love with her, I'm just absolutely besotted with her, she is lovely. She's very easy to love and I am besotted with her. Synonyms infatuated with, smitten with, in love with, love-struck by, head over heels in love with, hopelessly in love with, obsessed with, passionate about, consumed with desire for, devoted to, doting on, greatly enamoured of, very attracted to, very taken with, charmed by, captivated by, enchanted by, enthralled by, bewitched by, beguiled by, under someone's spell, hypnotized by 2archaic Intoxicated; drunk. 〈古〉烂醉的 Example sentencesExamples He was so besotted with drink and drugs that his human qualities, if he ever possessed any, were completely in abeyance. The Alliance, now numbering 472 members, has been active in the furtherance of the objects of its formation, and has done much toward ridding the town of saloons and in stimulating many who had become besotted with drink to become sober and temperate men. After some time, the brigands landed at an island, where they became besotted with drink, and fell asleep. Thereupon taking larger cups he drank more recklessly than ever, and when at length he was heavy and besotted with wine, he ordered the son of his critic to proceed beyond the threshold and stand there with his left hand lifted above his head. I was speaking with Sebastian the undertaker, who we found besotted with wine in the mausoleum yesterday evening. Synonyms intoxicated, inebriated, drunken, befuddled, incapable, tipsy, the worse for drink, under the influence, maudlin Origin Late 16th century: past participle of besot ‘make foolishly affectionate’, from be- ‘cause to be’ + sot.
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