1.〈美俚〉(看待事物)过分乐观的;不实际的(梦想家)
1.someone who is starry-eyed has a lot of hopes or dreams about success in the future, but does not plan things in a sensible way
1.Yet it would be easy to become too starry-eyed over Germany's recovery.
但这很可能陷入对德国经济复苏的过分乐观。
2.Even starry-eyed outsiders who win elections on anti-corruption tickets seem to be captured by the system within months.
甚至那些在反腐竞选中获胜的好高骛远的局外人，也在几个月之内被腐败圈子所同化。
3.The media apotheosized the couple as starry-eyed lovers out of Camelot cut down by an urban savage.
媒体神化柯莱特的夫妇，一个城市的野蛮削减不切实际的恋人。
4.The crowd was friendly enough, but smaller than the crowds he used to attract during the campaign, and less starry-eyed.
公众还算友好，只是不仅听众人数不如从前他搞竞选时吸引的人多，而且听众精神的不像以前那般振奋了。
5.Of course, most are starry-eyed adventurers, not serious scientists who want to be on Mars to do great science.
当然，大部分都是富于幻想的冒险者，而非想去火星做重大科学研究的严肃的科学家。
6.Australian Foreign Minister Stephen Smith says Labor is 'not starry eyed' about its relationship with China.
澳大利亚外交部长史密斯（StephenSmith）说，工党对澳中关系并不盲目乐观。
7.Professionals take full advantage of starry-eyed beginners crowding into options.
当过分乐观的新手抢着买期权时，专业人士会利用这个优势。
8.This reflects low-return investment both by starry-eyed investors and by governments, via subsidies.
这反映抱着幻想的投资者和政府（通过补贴）正在进行低回报的投资。
9.Honestly, though, the starry-eyed Open Source non-business model is just about a thing of the past.
说实话，尽管过分乐观的非商业的开源模式仅仅是过去。
10.Spectacular though the show undoubtedly was, not everybody was starry-eyed.
开幕式的场面的确很盛大，但是毫无疑问，并不是所有人都被之震撼。