passion
/ˈpæʃ.ən/
noun
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A very strong feeling of love, enthusiasm, or interest in someone or something; also, an activity that someone loves doing.
B1countable or uncountable
- "She has a passion for painting."A2
- "His passion for wildlife conservation inspired him to start a local organization."B2
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A very strong emotion, especially one that is difficult to control, such as anger, excitement, or love.
B2countable or uncountable
- "He spoke with such passion that the whole room fell silent."B2
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A strong sexual or romantic attraction or desire.
B2countable or uncountablesomewhat formal
- "Their early passion slowly turned into deep affection."C1
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The suffering and death of Jesus Christ, especially as described in the Bible.
C1usually singularreligious
- "The choir performed a musical work about the Passion."
Common mistakes
- have passion for music→have a passion for music
The countable noun 'passion' usually takes the article 'a' in this expression.