英语释义

• unawareness caused by neglectful or heedless failure to remember;

  "his forgetfulness increased as he grew older"

• tendency to forget

片语

Benign Forgetfulness健忘

Power of Forgetfulness遗忘的力量

Debt forgetfulness债务健忘癥

Morbid forgetfulness健忘

If Forgetfulness如果健忘

bad memory健忘；糟糕的回忆

confusion forgetfulness迷惑心智

forgetfulness detail健忘术

poor memory健忘

Forgetfulness Potion遗忘药水

Forgetfulness card健忘证

英汉例句

• this they claim accounts for the feeling of being 「half asleep」 which causes forgetfulness and small errors such as misplacing keys or putting the milk in the cupboard or the cereal in the fridge.

  研究人员公布的这项研究旨在说明存在「半睡眠」状态。处于该状态下，会引起遗忘和出现众多微小错误，如放错钥匙位置，把牛奶放入碗橱内，把谷类放进冰箱。

• 「the bottom line question to ask is, is your forgetfulness fundamentally interfering with how you function?

  「要问的底线问题是,你的健忘是否真的根本性地妨碍了你的行动?」

• though nietzsche observes that our minds are naturally endowed with an active forgetfulness by virtue of which it disposes of impressions that would otherwise linger in and clutter our consciousness.

  虽然尼采发现我们的思维,天生容易健忘,由于它消除了印象，否则便会,长存或搅乱我们的意识。

• in the first place, all those factors which induce forgetfulness in the waking state determine also the forgetting of dreams.

  首先，所有在清醒时引起健忘的因素也同样引起了梦的遗忘。

• because calcium is crucial for transporting messages between nerve cells, too much can affect your mental state, triggering forgetfulness and even depression.

  由于钙质是神经细胞之间传递信息的重要物质，过多的钙将影响人的精神状态，引发健忘甚至抑郁。

• health experts say that stress can come with some pretty surprising symptoms—from forgetfulness to nausea to skin rashes.

  健康专家们认为压力会伴随着许多令人惊讶的征兆而来——从健忘到恶心，甚至是皮疹。

• not to be confused with the forgetfulness that affects most everyone in their later years, alzheimer「s is a degenerative brain disorder that manifests differently in each of its sufferers.

  不要对每个人晚年都会经历的健忘癥感到迷惑，阿尔兹海默病是一种变异性的大脑紊乱，每一个患者的情况都会有所不同。

• most forgetfulness is not alzheimer’s, or dementia, or even necessarily a sign of cognitive impairment.

  大多数的健忘癥既阿尔茨海默氏癥也不是癡呆癥，甚至与认知障碍毫无关系。

• more than half of those surveyed blamed their forgetfulness on trying to do too many things.

  超过一半的受访者都会责备自己的健忘，总是忘记要做许多事。

• “most people when they turn 50 begin to look at forgetfulness with more seriousness, 」 said dr. gene cohen, the director of the center for aging, health and humanities at george washington university.

  「大多数人们步入50岁后便开始严肃地看待健忘这个问题了,」乔治华盛顿大学人类老化,健康及人类研究中心的吉恩柯翰博士说.

• for example, some elderly people combat forgetfulness by simply writing things down.

  达个比方说。一些老人家通过简单地把事情写下来来与健忘对抗。

• had napoleon at that same moment thought of his infantry, he would have won the battle. this forgetfulness was his great and fatal mistake.

  假使拿破侖那时也想到了他的步兵，他也许就打了个胜仗，那一点忽略是他一种无可弥补的大错。

• this has been linked to increasing forgetfulness as we age.

  随着年龄而不断增加的健忘与这些受体息息相关。

• when that happens, communication among nuerons breaks down, leading to confusion, forgetfulness and other hallmark symptoms of alzheimer」s.

  细胞的退化使得神经元之间的沟通中断，由此导致困惑、健忘和其他阿尔兹海默癥的典型癥状。

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