英语释义

• any disease of the mind; the psychological state of someone who has emotional or behavioral problems serious enough to require psychiatric intervention

片语

Define mental illness定义精神病

Mental illness and stress精神压力或精神问题

Three courtyard mental illness三院神经病

Mental Illness Awareness WeekMental Illness Awareness Week (MIAW) (also known as Mental Health Awareness Week) was established in 1990http://www.nami.

Epilepsy or mental illness癫痢

mental l illness精神病

Mental Illness Stigma心理疾病污名

sociology of mental illness[医]

mental disease精神病

psychosis精神病；精神错乱

英汉例句

• people with severe mental illness die decades sooner, on average, than those without such illnesses, and one of the reasons may be that many are heavy smokers.

  平均看来，有严重精神疾病的人要比没有精神疾病的人早死亡几十年，而这其中的原因之一是，精神病人大多数都是烟鬼。

• under this model, institutionalization and isolation were often implemented to the point where those with mental illness were unable to fulfill their dreams and goals.

  这种模式下，当事人被隔离、被送进专门的机构，这些患有精神疾病的人再也无法实现他们的梦想和目标。

• a moment later, i'm telling rick about the history of mental illness in my family, and asking him to pray for healing from depression.

  过了一会，我对瑞克牧师讲述了我的家族精神疾病史，并请求他为我祈祷，祈祷我早日从低落的情绪中走出。

• marley routinely fails to 「get the idea」 of what humans expect of him; at one point, mental illness is suggested as a plausible explanation for his behavior.

  他总自以为家人对他的期待「我懂的」，但……从某种意义上说，似乎只有精神疾病之类的理由可以为他的古怪行为作出解释。

• despite the strides made in our understanding and treatment of mental illness in the past two decades, many mental health concerns are still misunderstood and stigmatized.

  尽管在过去的二十年中，对于精神疾病的理解和治疗都有很大的进步，但许多心理健康问题还是被误解和指责。

• 「it is possible that people are perceiving the effects of mental illness more acutely now than before,」 he said. "people could be becoming more aware.

  「可能是因为现代人们比以前更加敏锐地关注精神疾病的影响」他说，「人们会更多地意识到这个问题。」

• mental illness often manifests itself when students are away at college.

  精神疾病经常在学生们远离家在大学的时候显现。

• he says the money would be better spent in treating mental illness at the primary care level rather than in expensive hospital care, which serves relatively few people.

  他说，钱应该更妥善地花在从基础护理层级上来治疗心理疾病，而不是花在很昂贵的医院上，因为那相对来说能照顾的人很少。

• research on the relationship between mental illness and violence has been inconclusive, however, often due to poor study design, he said.

  他认为有关精神疾病与暴力的关联研究大多都是无效的，这都归因于差劲的研究设计。

• subsequently, an analyst helped her come to accept that she had a serious mental illness and that she needed to remain on antipsychotic medications indefinitely.

  后来，一位分析师帮助她逐渐接受她患有严重的精神疾病。她需要保持无限期服用抗精神病药物。

• he also regularly speaks out on the subject of his own struggles with mental illness and what it has meant to him both professionally and personally to seek help.

  他还定期的做一些演讲：关于他自己与心理疾病之间的斗争，以及寻求帮助对他的职业生涯和个人生活意味着什么。

• third, those desperate for cash may use more subjective criteria, such as mental illness and 「bad back」, to try to win benefits.

  第三，那些急需现金的人可能使用更多像精神疾病和「背痛」的主观性的标準，来尝试获得福利。

• one important part of my career as a psychiatrist is to destigmatize certain aspects of mental illness and encourage people to get treatment by helping people to understand it.

  作为精神病学家，我最重要的职责之一是要消除对某些精神疾病的歧视现象、帮助人们理解精神疾病从而鼓励人们寻求治疗。

• they would turn their personal tragedy into a means of helping themselves, and others, by addressing mental illness in the open, without shame.

  他们把自身个人的悲剧故事通过对精神疾病的公开转化为帮助自己和别人的一种方法，而非为此感到蒙羞。