haunts

v.

（鬼魂）出没( haunt的第三人称单数 )；经常出没于；（不快的事情）萦绕于脑际；长期不断地缠扰（某人）

1. The college library is a favorite haunt.
   大学图书馆是人们喜欢的地方。

1. His youthful escapades came back to haunt him.
   年轻时的胡作非为时常令他感到苦恼。
2. The memory in later times returned to haunt him.
   那回忆后来经常浮现在他脑海。
3. Her wishful face haunt my dream like the rai at ight.
   她的热切的脸，如夜雨似的，搅扰着我的梦魂。
4. As a girl , she used to haunt the local cinema.
   她还是姑娘的时候常去当地的电影院。
5. The ghost has been laid and will not return to haunt you again.
   那鬼魂已经祛除，不会再回来缠著你了。
6. The ghost of Lady Margaret is supposed to haunt this chapel.
   据说玛格丽特女士的鬼魂常在这个礼拜堂出没。

1. The area was a haunt of criminals.
   这个地区是罪犯经常出没的地方。
2. The ghost of Lady Margaret is supposed to haunt this chapel.
   据说玛格丽特女士的鬼魂常在这个礼拜堂出没。

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