英语释义

• a disposition to feel that anything less than perfect is unacceptable;

  "his perfectionism seemed excessive to his students"

片语

perfectionism college完美主义

Negative perfectionism消极完美主义

implicit perfectionism内隐完美主义

appearance perfectionism外表完美主义

Syntonic perfectionism和谐完美主义

maladaptive perfectionism非适应性完美主义

sport perfectionism运动领域完美主义

Technological Perfectionism技术完美

explicit perfectionism外显完美主义

英汉例句

• on the other hand, self-oriented perfectionism was associated with better physical health.

  另一方面，自我导向型完美主义的身体健康状况较好。

• those with high perfectionism scores had a 26-percent lower risk of death than those with low scores.

  那些完美主义得分较高的人比那些得分较低的人死亡风险的机率要低26%。

• accept imperfections. – perfectionism is the enemy of completion.

  接受不完美——完美主义是完成任务的大敌。

• however, the pathway that connects perfectionism to health is likely more complex.

  然而，连接完美主义与健康的道路却可能更加复杂。

• 「the fact that you've been promoted twice in four years shows that some parts of your perfectionism are working for you, 」 notes szymanski.

  西曼斯基表示：“你说自己在四年内获得了两次升职，这证明在你的完美主义性格中，有对你有益的部分。

• but this perfectionism takes work, and it saps my confidence.

  但是这种完美主义需要费心思，而且削弱了我的信心。

• we do not always realize that our perfectionism becomes our worst enemy.

  我们没有意识到完美主义成了我们最大的敌人。

• the results suggest that in certain situations, perfectionism can have advantages.

  研究结果表明，在特定的情况下，完美主义是有益处的。

• letting go of perfectionism is vitamins and exercise for the soul!

  放弃完美主义是灵魂的维他命和一种锻炼。

• more work is needed to untangle the intricate relationship between perfectionism and health.

  要理清完美主义和健康之间复杂的关系还有很多的工作要做。

• perfectionism is the enemy of completion.

  完美主义是你完成任务的大敌。

• fry and several of her colleagues recently spoke at a symposium on perfectionism and health at the association for psychological science convention in boston.

  弗莱及其同事们最近刚参加了在波士顿召开的心理学联合会大会，并在针对完美主义与健康的研讨会上做了发言。

• those with high perfectionism scores, meaning they placed high expectations on themselves to be perfect, had a 51-percent increased risk of death compared to those with low scores.

  那些完美主义得分较高的人意味头颅他们对自己达到完美的期望较高，与那些得分较低的人相比，他们有高于51%的死亡风险率。

• however, as ironic as it might sound, perfectionism at its extreme prevents us from being our best .

  但是，如同听上去那般讽刺，极端的完美主义阻止我们做到最好。 为什么呢？

• some studies suggest the role of perfectionism on health might depend on who’s imposing the high standards.

  一些研究表明完美主义在健康方面的作用取决于那些强加于身上的高标準。

• however, others say that while perfectionism might seem to be advantageous in certain situations, it always has a dark side that inevitably rears its head.

  然而，其他人说尽管完美主义或许在某些情况下是有益的，但它的阴暗面却不可避免的会出现。

• a certain pressure of perfectionism disappears.

  某种完美主义的压力消失了。

• that was jobs’s credo, and until he saw it his perfectionism kept him on edge.

  这是乔布斯的信条，在他看到之前，他的完美主义将他逼到悬崖边上。