英语释义

• a cover term for a variety of mental disorders in which severe anxiety is a salient symptom

片语

generalised anxiety disorder广泛性焦虑癥

Separation Anxiety Disorder0)

socia anxiety disorder社交焦虑障碍

Separation anxiety disorder childhood释义儿童期离别焦虑障碍

Neglect anxiety disorder协癥

social anxiety disorder scale社交焦虑量表

anxiety y disorder焦虑性障碍

separarion anxiety disorder分离焦虑癥

英汉例句

• if so, you may have a type of anxiety disorder called social phobia, also called social anxiety disorder.

  如果答案是肯定的，那你很可能患上了一种焦虑障碍——社交恐惧癥，又名社交焦虑癥。

• men are much less likely to suffer from anxiety disorder for a variety of physiological and social reasons.

  由于不同的生理和社会原因，男人似乎不太容易患焦虑癥。

• major depression and generalized anxiety disorder were unrelated to mild tbi in their analysis.

  分析中，重度抑郁癥与泛焦虑癥未与轻度创伤性脑损伤相联系。

• most prescribed drugs used to treat conditions such as depression, anxiety disorder and social phobia treat are designed to alter serotonin levels.

  最常用的治疗抑郁癥、焦虑癥和社交恐惧癥的处方药，其原理都是调节血清素水準。

• people with social anxiety disorder experience a more out-of-proportion fear that can make them shake, their hearts pound, or even cause a panic attack during a range of social situations.

  患社交焦虑癥的人们其恐惧有些过分夸张，在一系列的社交场合中，他们会全身战栗，心跳加速甚至会引起无端恐惧癥。

• in addition, participants with a history of panic attacks or social anxiety disorder experienced more negative feelings on their quit day than did smokers in the study without this history.

  另外，有惊慌癥病史和社交焦虑癥的参与者在戒烟过程中会比那些没有焦虑癥的烟民产生更多的消极情绪。

• post traumatic stress disorder, or ptsd, is an anxiety disorder that affects up to 30% of soldiers returning from iraq, according to a 2010 army study.

  创伤后应激障碍（ptsd）是一种焦虑障碍，据今年的一项军事调查，伊战归国的美军士兵有30%以上受该病折磨。

• in most families with a child on the spectrum, doctors also find a sizeable increase in related disorders such as depression, anxiety disorder and ocd.

  有医生在有asd患儿的家庭里发现有大量相关疾病的存在，如抑郁癥，焦虑癥和强迫癥。

• other research has shown that up to 25 percent of the more than 50 million smokers in the u.s. had at least one anxiety disorder in their lifetime.

  其他的研究显示在美国5000万烟民中的25%的人在他们的生命中至少患过一次焦虑癥。

• research out of boston university’s center for anxiety finds that nearly a third of us experience an anxiety disorder at some point. eleven percent of us have a phobia.

  波士顿大学焦虑癥中心的研究表明，近三分之一的人在某些时候会有焦虑癥癥状，11%则患有恐惧癥。

• these findings suggest that clinicians should assess anxiety disorder status when helping patients quit smoking.

  这些发现显示临床医师在帮助病人戒烟的时应该评估一下焦虑癥的影响。

• anxiety born in human genes is well enough to give people a hard time, let alone the lifelong anxiety caused by death. it is said that this innate anxiety disorder doesnot only affect humans.

  就不用说死亡能让我们一生焦虑了，人类基因中自身携带的焦虑就足以让人们焦头烂额了，这种与生俱来的焦虑癥候据说并不是人类的专利。

• then merikangas’ team analyzed how many teens appeared to meet the american psychiatric association’s criteria for social anxiety disorder or social phobia.

  梅里坎加斯的团队对符合美国精神病协会制定的社会焦虑癥或社交恐惧癥的标準的青少年数量进行了分析。

• panic attacks were the most common form of anxiety, affecting 455 of the participants, followed by social anxiety (199 people) and generalized anxiety disorder (99).

  455名参加者受到惊恐发作的困扰，这是焦虑癥最常见的形式。 剩下参加者中199人患有社交焦虑癥，99人有综合性焦虑癥。

• agoraphobia is a type of anxiety disorder in which you avoid situations that you're afraid might cause you to panic.

  广场恐惧癥是一种焦虑性障碍，在此基础上患者会有回避（患者认为）会让自己陷入恐慌中的情形的倾向。

• 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。

• social anxiety disorder affects almost 20 million people in america. sad is characterized by intense avoidance of social situations and intense embarrassment when in them.

  大约有2千万美国人患有社交焦虑癥，其特点是对社交场合的强烈抵触和身处其中的窘迫感。