preoccupation

n.

全神贯注，入神；当务之急；使人全神贯注的事物；偏见，成见

复数：preoccupations

1. She found his preoccupation with money irritating.
   她发觉他心里只有钱，感到很生气。
2. A pension is not usually one of the preoccupations of an eighteen year-old!
   一个十八岁的人通常是不会老惦记着养老金的！
3. He always takes his preoccupation with the educational cause.
   他总是一心想着教育事业。
4. She spoke slowly, in a state of preoccupation.
   她说话慢吞吞的，显得心事重重。
5. Such an excessive preoccupation with one's health can't be normal.
   如此过分的关注自己的健康是不正常的。
6. By now this had become a major preoccupation for him.
   现在这已成为他的当务之急。
7. His main preoccupation at that time was getting enough to eat.
   他那时盘算的是如何填饱肚子。

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