craze

n.

短暂的时尚；（陶器的）裂纹；

vt.

使精神错乱，使发狂；使出现裂纹；

vi.

发狂；变得表面有裂缝；

复数：crazes

1. The craze is sweeping over Japan.
   这种狂热正席卷日本。
2. The boys had a craze for collecting stamps.
   那些男孩子们热衷于集邮。
3. This new toy is the latest craze in America.
   这种新玩具最近风靡美国。
4. Crack patterns of this form are often referred to as craze patterns since the cracks have no preferential direction.
   因为这种裂纹没有优势方向，所以常常把这种形式的裂纹图叫做龟裂图。

1. They were driven to craze by the famine and pestilence of that bitter winter.
   他们因那年严冬的饥饿与瘟疫而折磨得发狂。

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