obsessed

UK
/əbˈsɛst/
US
/əbˈsɛst/

Übersetzungen

obsessedpartizip perfekt
UK
/əbˈsɛst/
US
/əbˈsɛst/
Used predicatively to describe a state resulting from an earlier action (e.g., "He is obsessed by…").
Mark was obsessed by thoughts of revenge.
Mark était obsédé par des pensées de vengeance.
obsessedadjektiv
more obsessed
Komp.
most obsessed
Super.
UK
/əbˈsɛst/
US
/əbˈsɛst/
She was obsessed with keeping her house spotless, cleaning it every day.
Elle était obsédée par le fait de garder sa maison impeccable, la nettoyant tous les jours.
obsessverb

obsessed

Präteritum

obsessed
Präteritum
obsessed
Partizip Perfekt
obsessing
Gerundium
UK
/əbˈsɛs/
US
/əˈsɛs/
She began to obsess over the details of the upcoming event, unable to focus on anything else.
Elle a commencé à s’obséder sur les détails de l’événement à venir, incapable de se concentrer sur autre chose.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
ruminerSe dit surtout d’une pensée persistante et anxieuse ; registre courant.

Definitionen

obsessedpartizip perfekt
Influenced, affected, or dominated by an obsession; preoccupied.
Mark was obsessed by thoughts of revenge.
obsessedadjektiv
Having or showing an excessive or compulsive concern with something.
She was obsessed with keeping her house spotless, cleaning it every day.
So completely occupied by a single thought, idea, or emotion that one can think or do little else.
Ever since the breakup, he has been obsessed, unable to focus on work or friends.
obsessverb
To preoccupy or fill the mind of someone continually, intrusively, and to a troubling extent.
She began to obsess over the details of the upcoming event, unable to focus on anything else.
To dwell persistently and often anxiously on something; to be consumed by obsessive thoughts.
He tends to obsess about his health, checking his pulse every few minutes.