英语释义

1. a psychological condition or a relationship in which a person is controlled or manipulated by another who is affected with a pathological condition (such as an addiction to alcohol or heroin) broadly dependence on the needs of or control by another

2. a psychological condition or a relationship in which a person manifesting low self-esteem and a strong desire for approval has an unhealthy attachment to another person and places the needs of that person before his or her own Note: In codependency, a person tries to satisfy the needs of another who is often controlling or manipulative and who may have an addictive or emotionally unstable personality. broadly dependence on the needs of or control by another

片语

interdependence互相依赖

英汉例句

• stephen s. roach, a faculty member at yale university and former chairman of morgan stanley asia, is the author of unbalanced: the codependency of america and china.

  本文作者史蒂芬·罗奇是耶鲁大学教员，也是摩根士丹利前亚洲业务主席，着有《失衡：中美之间的互依性》一书。

• you have a chapter titled 「dependency is not a bad word」 yet the common wisdom about codependency suggests that caring too much can be a disease.

  你书中有一章名为「依赖不是个贬义词」，但是有关相互依赖的常识认为过多的关爱可能是种疾病

• the instruments used in this study included the spann-fischer codependency scale, codependency assessment questionnaire, and trust scale.

  所使用的研究工具包括「共依附量表」、「共依附评估量表」与「信任量表」。

• codependency is ok as long as one of you has four legs.

  只要你们中有一位四条腿，就可以相互依赖。

• this then transfers the unconscious codependency upon another of parallel ancestry freeing up the associate to ascend.

  这就将无意识相互依赖转移给另一个有类似血统的人而解除关系去提升。