fetishistic

基本解釋

The Surrealists often do so in a double take turning irrational images themselves fetishistic.
超現(xiàn)實(shí)主義者時(shí)常在一個(gè)加倍中這麼做輪流轉(zhuǎn)無(wú)理性的圖像他們自己崇拜物神的。
Some of the most committed bibliophiles maintain an almost fetishistic devotion to the physical book.
一些最熱誠(chéng)的藏書家，對(duì)於實(shí)躰書籍，有著一種近於迷信的熱愛(ài)。
In Japan the fetishistic love for two-dimensional characters is enough of a phenomenon to have earned its own slang word, moe, homonymous with the Japanese words for “burning” or “budding.”
在日本，對(duì)於二維美少女的狂熱現(xiàn)象如此之盛，這足夠爲(wèi)它自己博得一個(gè)美稱：即“萌”，在日文中和“燃燒”、“萌芽”同義。

Instead of adapting carefully to new market dynamics, they chase fads or become fetishistic about protecting minor habits they associate with their rise to greatness.
FORBES: Jim Collins's ''How the Mighty Fall.''
These patterns of action, either the well constructed image plant or the viral propagation of a fetishistic content type, are both highly effective at generating disproportionate reactions.
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There are frantic duels, murderous dialogue, and a final, fetishistic transformation of trashed Jedi into evil lord, but the suspicion remains that Lucas has left deep space a far shallower place than he found it.
NEWYORKER: Star Wars: Episode III—Revenge of the Sith