英语释义

• a morbid fear of open spaces (as fear of being caught alone in some public place)

片语

Panic disorder with agoraphobia广场恐怖癥型惊恐焦虑

Panic disorder without agoraphobia惊恐焦虑

panic disorder and agoraphobia恐惧癥和畏旷癥

agoraphobia E开放空间恐惧癥

developed agoraphobia传染上旷野恐惧癥

agoraphobia scale组对广场恐怖量表

agoraphobia without history panic disorder广场恐怖不伴恐怖性病癥史

agoraphobia with panic attacks称为广场恐怖癥伴发惊恐发作

英汉例句

• people with agoraphobia often have a hard time feeling safe in any public place, especially where crowds gather.

  广场焦虑癥患者很难在任何公共场合里有些安全感，特别是人多拥挤的地方。

• althoughtheonset of agoraphobia can occur at any point, it usually appears within a year of your first recurrent panic attacks.

  虽然广砞植乐⒖赡茉谌魏问笨谭⒍?但是往往是在你出现第一次反复性惊恐袭击后的一年之内出现。

• depression (9 percent), generalized anxiety disorder (9 percent), ptsd (6 percent), and agoraphobia (6 percent) were the most common new diagnoses.

  抑郁（9%），泛焦虑癥（9%），ptsd（6%），和广场恐惧癥（6%）是最普遍的新的癥状。

• agoraphobia treatment can be tough because it usually means confronting your fears.

  广场恐惧癥的治疗很困难，因为这意味着患者需要去面对自己的恐惧。

• the first aspect of treatment for panic disorder and agoraphobia typically involves education.

  通常治疗惊恐紊乱和广场综合癥的首先一个方面涉及教育。

• but with medications and psychotherapy, you can escape the trap of agoraphobia and live a more enjoyable life.

  但药物和心理治疗会帮助患者摆脱这种恐惧癥的折磨和更愉快的的生活。

• agoraphobia results in a severe restriction of the sufferer's life, as he or she cannot enter any crowded area and may become unable to leave the house.

  广场恐怖癥会严重影响患者的日常生活，不能进入任何拥挤的区域乃至不能离开家。

• according to the anxiety disorders association of america , approximately one in three people with panic disorder eventually develops agoraphobia .

  根据美国焦虑紊乱协会，约有三分之一的拥有惊恐紊乱的人们最终出现广场恐怖癥。

• method:defensive style questionnaire(dsq) were used by 21 panic patients without agoraphobia, 26 patients with agoraphobia and 37 controls participated in the study to evaluate defense mechanisms.

  方法：采用防御方式问卷（dsq）对21例不伴广场恐怖的惊恐障碍患者、26例伴广场恐怖的惊恐障碍患者和37名健康对照者评估其防御方式。