Cảm xúc mạnh mẽ, tình cảm nồng nàn

Sự giận dữ

to fly (fall, get) into a passion

nổi giận, nổi tam bành

Sự đam mê (tình dục, tình yêu)

sexual passion

tình dục

tender passion

tình yêu

Sự say mê; niềm say mê

to have a passion for something

say mê cái gì

(tôn giáo) ( the Passion) những nỗi khổ hình của Chúa Giê-xu; bài ca, đoạn kinh thánh thuật lại những nỗi khổ hình của Chúa Giê-xu

(thơ ca) say mê, yêu tha thiết, yêu nồng nàn

say mê

nỗi khổ, nỗi đau

N.

Often, passions. ardour, ardency, eagerness, intensity,fervour, fervency, fervidness, zeal, zealousness, avidity,avidness, zest, zestfulness, vivacity, vivaciousness, gusto,verve, emotion, feeling, animation, spirit, spiritedness,vigour, enthusiasm, eagerness; zealotry, fanaticism,feverishness: The passions of the mob are uncontrollable.Passion and prejudice govern the world. Passions ran high at thepolitical convention. 2 fit, outburst, frenzy, paroxysm,seizure, spasm, convulsion, eruption, whirlwind, tempest, storm,ferment, fury, furore or US furor: Henry fell on his knees in apassion of grief.

Infatuation, mania, obsession, craze,craving, lust, (unquenchable) thirst, (insatiable) hunger, itch,yearning, longing, desire, concupiscence, love, affection,enthusiasm, compulsion, fondness, predilection, keenness, fancy,fascination, partiality, liking, interest, weakness, Colloq yen:Would the world be a better place if the passion for spiritualvalues were as great as for material things? She has a passionfor chocolates. 4 love, hearts desire, beloved, idol, hero orheroine, obsession, Colloq heartthrob, dream-girl or dream-boy:He may not look much to you but he is the passion of everyteenage girl. 5 Usually, Passion. pain, suffering, agony,martyrdom: Christ underwent his Passion at Calvary.

N.

Strong barely controllable emotion.

An outburst ofanger (flew into a passion).

Intense sexual love.

A strongenthusiasm (has a passion for football). b an object arousingthis.

(the Passion) a Relig. the suffering of Christ duringhis last days. b a narrative of this from the Gospels. c amusical setting of any of these narratives.

= Holy Week.

Passionless adj. [ME f. OF f. LL passio -onis f. L pati pass-suffer]