a prolonged disorder of eating due to loss of appetite
anorexia 片语
片语
economic anorexia经济厌食癥
anorexia nervosadsm神经性厌食癥
conditioned anorexia条件性厌食
anorexia treated厌食癥
Anorexia mentalis精神性食欲缺乏
neonatal anorexia新生儿厌食
anorexia nervosa神经性食欲缺乏
anorexia nervous神经性厌食
Mood anorexia心境性厌食癥
anorexia response厌食反应
anorexia 例句
英汉例句
it was quite a realisation that people could develop anorexia at any age.
人们可能在任何年纪患上厌食癥,这实在是让人醍醐灌顶。
women with anorexia or bulimia tended to portray themselves with a larger neck, a disconnected neck or no neck.
有厌食癥或暴食癥的女性画脖子的时候更倾向于画成粗脖子、没脖子或不连贯脖子。
further an estimated 6-8 percent of women experience an eating disorder with binge eating and bulimia nervosa being the most common followed by anorexia and other disorders.
they found that women with anorexia or bulimia draw themselves with different characteristics than women without eating disorders.
研究人员发现,有厌食癥或暴食癥的女性自画像中有不同于正常人的特征。
but soon, as her daughter began to put on weight, the psychological problems associated with anorexia — like depression, anxiety and isolation — also began to diminish.
但是很快,作为她的女儿开始增重,心理问题与象消沉,忧虑的厌食—相关,并且隔离—也开始减少。
dieting to lose weight is very popular among girls in france, but the french government plans to curb this trend as dieting-related anorexia has become a national problem.
「what we want to avoid is people thinking they can control their weight simply by dieting,」 adds jebb, who points out that this is the very scenario that encourages anorexia in teenage girls.
when a girl with anorexia looks in a mirror she sees herself as fat or obese. what she sees is somehow a distortion of her reality.
一个有厌食癥的女孩看到镜子里的自己会觉得很胖,她看到的并不是她真实的形象。
beyond a certain point, a sort of corporate anorexia sets in.
除了确定的方面,还出现了一种公司厌食癥观点。
the mouth was more emphasized by women with anorexia or bulimia.
有厌食癥或暴食癥的女性更倾向于描绘嘴部。
those few plaintive words summed up how, in a few short months, anorexia had transformed their healthy daughter into a painfully thin shadow of her former self.
那些哀伤的言语总结了厌食癥是如何在数个月内让他们健康的女儿成为一个她自己塑造的,痛苦地瘦削的影子。
experts say doctors should encourage families to have dinner at the table instead of on the couch in front of the television to protect against serious eating disorders such as anorexia and bulimia.