in ecstasies(rú chī sì zuì)

in ecstasies

Infatuation is an idiom pronounced R ú ch ī s ì Zu ì, which means to describe being in a daze because of panic. ② Describes a state of mind that is intoxicated. Also known as "infatuated".

explain

① It describes being in a daze because of panic. ② Describes a state of mind that is intoxicated. Also known as "infatuated".

source

The sequel of GUI Xin's miscellaneous knowledge, thunder and fire in stone cave, written by Zhou Mi of Song Dynasty, said: "he is infatuated, but I don't know why." The second fold of Han Palace autumn written by Ma Zhiyuan in Yuan Dynasty: "since you met Wang Zhaojun, I have been so intoxicated that I have not been in court for a long time."

Examples

Suddenly can get infatuated, alone who warm who hot? Gao Lian, Ming Dynasty

usage

It is used as predicate, attributive and adverbial; it refers to abnormal expression

Chinese PinYin : rú chī sì zuì