devotee
devotee — 名詞
- devoteesingular
- devoteesplural
1. a person who is very enthusiastic about and deeply dedicated to a particular act
愛好者
對某人或某事物極為熱衷的人
a person who is very enthusiastic about and deeply dedicated to a particular activity, art form, famous person, or area of knowledge, spending a lot of time or energy on it
Mei-Lin is a devotee of tea ceremonies and travels to Kyoto each spring for them.
梅琳是茶道的愛好者,每年春天都會去京都參加茶會。
devotee + of + [activity/art form]
Diego has been a devotee of Japanese film since he watched Kurosawa in college.
Diego 從大學看了黑澤明的作品後,就一直是日本電影的愛好者。
The yoga studio attracts dozens of devotees who arrive before dawn for the early class.
這間瑜伽工作室吸引了大批愛好者,他們天還沒亮就來上早課。
plural noun: devotees + arrive + for [purpose]
Nadia calls herself a devotee of Rumi and reads his poems each evening before bed.
Nadia 自稱是 Rumi 的愛好者,每晚睡前都會讀他的詩。
devotee + of + [person]
- devotee of
- ardent devotee
- lifelong devotee
- devotee of classical music
- devotee of the arts
- devotee of yoga
- enthusiast
emphasises keen interest in an activity; less personal devotion than devotee
- fan
more informal; common for celebrities, sports, and entertainment; can be casual
- follower
suggests loyalty and adherence to a person, leader, or belief system
- aficionado
borrowed from Spanish; implies refined knowledge and appreciation, especially in arts, food, or drink
文法句型
devotee + of + noun phrase (activity/person/art form)
用法筆記
Devotee is a more formal and emphatic word than fan or enthusiast. It is best used to describe deep, serious, long-term dedication — for casual or short-lived interests, fan is more natural.
常見錯誤
同根字
- devote動詞B1
- devoted形容詞B1
- devotion名詞B2
- devotional形容詞C1