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repressed

英 [rɪˈprest] 美 [rɪˈprest]

adj. 压抑的,克制的;(情感)被压抑的,被抑制的

v. 克制,抑制;镇压,压服;约束,禁锢;使(基因)转录受阻遏(repress 的过去式和过去分词)

柯林斯英汉双解大词典

    • repressed /rɪˈprɛst/

    • 1

英英释义

repressed[ri'prest]

  • adj.
    • 1

专业释义

  • 生物学
  • 心理学

网络释义

  • 被抑制的
    • ... reprehensible adj.应斥责的, 应该谴责的 repressed adj.被抑制的, 被压抑的 reprieve n.缓刑(尤指缓期执行死刑), 缓刑令, (痛苦, 烦恼等的)暂缓 vt.暂减, 缓期执行 ...

  • 压抑
    • 在其划定的区间度中,3.00-3.99是经济相当不自由(Mostly Un free),而3.88并没有脱离经济自由受 压抑Repressed )的尺度4.00-5.00多远。虽然传统基金会以守旧着名,但思量到中国统计指标中的虚夸成份,这样的预计并不会偏离现实多远。

  • 受压制
    • 在其划定的区间度中,3.00-3.99是经济相当不自由(Mostly Un free),而3.88并没有脱离经济自由受压制Repressed)的标准4.00-5.00多远。虽然传统基金会以保守出名,但考虑到中国统计指标中的虚夸成份,这样的估计并不会偏离现实多远。

  • 受压抑的
    • ... 压抑的 repressive; depressive 受压抑的 repressed 压抑的肃静 leaden silence ...

    短语
  • repressed inflation
    抑制性通货膨胀
  • repressed drive
    压抑的内驱力
  • the repressed
    被压抑的东西
  • Repressed thoughts anew
    抑郁的思绪获得新生 | 重新压抑着思绪
  • repressed memory
    被压抑的记忆 | 被压抑记忆
  • Repressed Modernity
    被压抑的现代性
  • Repressed Modernities
    被压抑的现代性

同根词

词根:repress

同近义词

双语例句

  • Some have charged that the Puritans were sexually repressed.

    有些人指责说清教徒性欲受到压抑。

  • It is anger that is repressed that leads to violence and loss of control.

    正是被抑制的愤怒导致暴力和失控。

  • Once a popular explanation was that childhood memories are repressed.

    曾经有一种流行的解释是童年的记忆是被压抑的。

原声例句

  • These ideas included what he saw as the repressed feelings of sons toward their mothers and daughters toward their fathers.

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  • The heavenly reward in this poem involves all of the sensuality, all of the sensual experience, that was denied and repressed on earth.

    这首诗里所写的天国里的奖赏包含了,所有在人间时被克制压抑的感官享受和体验。

    弥尔顿课程节选 : 耶鲁公开课

  • this is an idea that ; I got from the Milton lecture that I took when I was a sophomore here; - my professor suggested that this is an instance of what -- Freud would call the return of the repressed.

    这是一个想法,是我大二的时候从一个弥尔顿的演讲上学到的;,我的教授说这是一个例子-,即弗洛伊德所谓的压抑归来。

    弥尔顿课程节选 : 耶鲁公开课

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