At Sunday's Golden Globes, Kelly Clarkson's jaw¹ dropped when she spotted² Meryl Streep in the distance as she chatted to Ryan Seacrest.

在周日的金球奖颁奖典礼上，凯莉-克莱森与瑞安?西克莱斯特交谈时，发现梅丽尔-斯特里普正在不远处，当场惊掉下巴。

“Oh my God, that’s Meryl! That’s Meryl Streep!” the American Idol³ winner exclaimed upon spotting the Oscar-winning actress at the tail end of an interview.

采访快结束时，她忽然看到了曾获得奥斯卡最佳女演员奖的斯特里普。她惊呼起来：“老天爷！那是梅丽尔！那是梅丽尔-斯特里普！”

“Oh my God, can I meet you? I’m such a fan!” she squealed⁴. “I love every one [of your movies], I’ve adored you since I was like eight!”

她大声说道：“天呐，我可以和你打个招呼吗？我是你的超级粉丝！我喜欢你的每部电影。我从8岁起就开始崇拜你了！”

Wide-eyed, the chart-topping singer marched straight over and made her adoration⁵ clear, with a delighted-looking Meryl patting her face and offering a hug.

克莱森满脸惊喜地径直走过去，毫不掩饰自己的崇拜之情。斯特里普非常欣喜，拍了拍她的脸，还拥抱了她。

While thousands on social media re-tweeted and liked the observation, one brave soul admitted that they had absolutely no clue what the term - 'a blend of stalking and fan' - means.

当数千名网友在推特上对此转发和点赞时，一名网友勇敢地说出了真相，其实大家完全不知道stan（stalking和 fan的合成词）是什么意思。

And they sparked an avalanche⁶; as others quickly responded also begging for explanation as to what the term meant.

这引发了雪崩式反应，其他人很快回应称，想知道这个词到底该如何解释。

The word is thought to have first originated with Enimen's 2000 song of the same name - about an obsessive⁷ love affair.

据称，这个词汇首次出现在埃米纳姆2000年的同名单曲中，这首歌讲的是让人着迷的爱恋。

Clarkson was quickly branded a 'stan' on Twitter, and many applauded the starstruck 35-year-old for tracking down her idol without shame.

克莱森很快被推特网友称为“stan”（铁杆粉丝），很多人都称赞了这位35岁的追星族大胆地追寻她的偶像，并不觉得羞愧。

STAN: A blend of 'stalker' and 'fan', i.e. someone that is overly obsessed⁸ with celebrity⁹

铁杆粉丝：stalker （跟踪者）和fan（粉丝）的合成词，指的是极度迷恋某位明星的人。

SHIP: When someone wants two people to form a relationship/get together eg: 'I 'ship' them'

撮合某人：想要另外两人谈恋爱/在一起时，就可以说：我ship他们。

PENG: A very attractive person

魅力人士：极具魅力的人

GASSED: Someone who is full of their own importance

自我狂：只想着自己的人

WOKE: To be enlightened about a subject, socially conscious

觉醒：受启发明白了某件事，社会意识觉醒

PRINKING: Drinks before a night out

先喝几杯：晚上外出前先喝上几杯

LIT: A little bit merry

愉悦：有点儿高兴

BASIC: Only interested in mainstream activities

基础风：只对主流活动感兴趣

TURNT: When someone is overexcited by something

玩儿到飞起：指的是某人对某事极度兴奋