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14. antagonism n. [hostility; opposition] 敌视， 对立 e.g.你能觉察出他们之间有对立情绪。 You could sense the antagonism between them. ant-相反的, 相反于 1. Antibodies in breast milk protect babies against infection. 2. It was an anticlimax when they abandoned the game. 3. The patient was put on antibiotic therapy at that time. 15. infatuation n. [very strong feelings of love or attraction for sb/sth, esp. when these are unreasonable and do not last long] 迷恋，痴迷 e.g. His infatuation with her lasted only 6 months. 她意识到她对这个男人既害怕又痴迷。 She realized that she felt fear as well as infatuation for this man.  addiction n. [the condition of being addicted to sth.] 瘾，入迷，嗜好  affection n. [the feeling of liking or loving sb/sth very much and caring about them] 喜爱; 爱情(pl)  obsession n. [the state in which a person’s mind is completely filled with thoughts of one particular thing or person so that they cannot think of anything else]痴迷，着魔  indulgence n. [the state or act of having or doing whatever you want]沉 溺，放纵，纵容,享受 1. Avoid excessive indulgence in sweets and canned drinks. (纵容) 2. His addiction to drugs/computer games propelled him towards a life of crime. （瘾） 3. Children need lots of love and affection. （爱） 4. Americans are quite open about their obsession with money. （痴迷） 5. The two men are trying to win her affections. （爱情） 6. The holiday was an extravagant indulgence. （享受） 7. He is now fighting his addiction to alcohol. （瘾） 8. I have a great affection for New York. （喜爱） 9. He has an obsession with stamps. （痴迷） 16.overwhelming adj. [very great or very strong; so powerful that you cannot resist it or decide how to react] 巨大的，压倒的，无法抗拒的 e.g. The evidence against him was overwhelming. The overwhelming majority of those present