monomania

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He might have had a monomania on the subject of his departed idol; but on every other point his wits were as sound as mine.
他也許對他那死去的偶像有點偏執(zhí)狂；可是在其他方面，他的頭腦是跟我一樣地健全的。
But if they avoid all contact with others for too long a period, they fall into fresh danger of monomania, hallucination, or illusory progress.
但當他們長時間地斷絕與外界所有的接觸之后，他們就開始緩緩陷入偏執(zhí)，幻想和自以為是的進步中。
"In his prime, Gates combined the monomania of the compulsive software programmer with the competitiveness of Attila the Hun, " said Nicholas Carr, author of Does IT Matter and The Big Switch.
“年輕的時候，蓋茨有著患強迫癥的軟件程序員一樣的偏執(zhí)和匈奴大帝阿提拉一般的競爭力，”《IT沒有明天？》和《從自備電腦到公用運算的大轉換》的作者Nicholas Carr說道。

Nonetheless, there is something curiously English in the monomania of the festival's prime movers.
ECONOMIST: Putting on anything and everything by Verdi
Some question whether his appetite for politics, which in his youth bordered on monomania, ever returned after he led the Tories to a landslide loss in 2001.
ECONOMIST: The government’s foreign missteps are multiplying
The result of President Bush's monomania on chemical arms control is that the United States is about to become legally committed to a treaty that is neither "global" nor "verifiable, " the two claims typically made on its behalf.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy

a condition in which someone is extremely interested in one thing, in a way that is not normal