haunt[hɔ:nt]

• vt.
  • 常去，常到(某处):

    He haunted the British Museum when living in London.

    在伦敦居住期间，他常去不列颠博物馆。

    to haunt a house

    常去某人家

  • 缠住(某人):

    He hates to be haunted by the reporters.

    他讨厌被记者们缠住。

  • 常与…交往:

    She haunted Jackson closely before becoming a singing star.

    在成为歌星之前，她和杰克逊交往甚密。

  • (思想、回忆等)萦绕在…心中；缠扰，使苦恼；使担忧:

    Memories of the old days haunted him

    。对过去岁月的回忆常常萦绕在他的心头。

    His youthful escapades came back to haunt him.

    年轻时的胡作非为时常令他感到苦恼。

  • 布满，洋溢在:

    She is haunted in happy memories.

    她沉浸在幸福的回忆中。

  • (鬼魂等)常常出没于；老是附在…身上:

    That's the house that was haunted.

    这就是那所过去常常闹鬼的房屋。

    to haunt a person

    鬼魂附身

• vi.
  • 经常逗留；存留:

    I saw some persons haunting around your house, what's the matter with you?

    我看见有几个人常在你家周围转悠，你那里发生什么事了?

  • 交往(后与 with 连用):

    His father let him not to haunt with us the bad girls.

    他父亲不让他和我们这些坏女孩交往。

  • (鬼魂等)经常出没，作祟
• n.
  • 常去的地方
  • (动物的)栖息处，生息地
  • (坏人等的)巢穴，老窝
  • ／hɔ:nt，hænt／ [主方言]幽灵，鬼
  • [古语]风俗，习惯(作法)