fanatic a

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A fanatic is a person that goes through life with mouth open and mind closed.
一個(gè)狂熱分子就是那么一種，他在一生中，嘴始終張著，喋喋不休，但頭腦卻始終緊閉。
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An England call-up for the son of a Bolton fanatic and a Welsh mother became inevitable.
對(duì)于這名博爾頓狂熱者與他的威爾士妻子生的兒子來(lái)說(shuō)，來(lái)自英格蘭的召喚變得近在咫尺。
A tennis fanatic as a child, it was the game of football that eventually stole her heart and set her on the road to an international career.
她小時(shí)候迷戀網(wǎng)球，而最終是足球偷走她的心，讓她走上了一條國(guó)際性的道路。
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I'm a Michael Kors fanatic with his shoes, so I don't know.
我是他設(shè)計(jì)的鞋子的擁護(hù)者，所以我也不清楚。
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Orbanes' book suffers from disorganization, and he offers too much information about abstruse Monopoly tournaments: Not surprising, given that he's a game fanatic, a former Parker Brothers executive and president of a gaming company called Winning Moves.
FORBES: Monopoly
Jack Nicklaus is not a fitness fanatic, and as a young golfer was notoriously unfit, yet over nearly four decades he has nonetheless won 18 major titles.
ECONOMIST: Tiger Woods
Professor KATHLEEN FLAKE (Vanderbilt University): He had to assure the public at large that he wasn't a demagogue, that he wasn't a fanatic, that he wasn't a cult member, and at the same time assure people of the far right that he wasn't going to abandon their need that religion be in the public square.
NPR: Romney Seeks to Put the Mormon Question to Rest