melancholia

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• But he also suffered from depression all his life. Doctors at that time called it melancholia.
  但他一生都遭受抑郁的折磨，那時(shí)醫(yī)生將這種病稱之為精神憂郁癥。
• The method is often applicable to melancholia, insomnia, epilepsy, etc. caused by impairment of the spleen and consumption of spirit due to excessive anxiety.
  通常用于過(guò)度焦慮導(dǎo)致的憂郁癥、失眠癥。
• He sounds a shrill alarm: “We are right at this moment annihilating melancholia,” he declares, which will deprive us of the creativity, genius and intellectual brilliance that come from this gloom.
  他發(fā)出了尖銳的警告：“我們正在拋卻憂郁，”他這樣宣布道，我們將因此喪失創(chuàng)造力，天才和智慧的光芒，它們因?yàn)閼n郁而存在。

原聲例句

• Doctors at that time called it melancholia.

權(quán)威例句

• Had never had the real melancholia before and am glad to have had it so I know what people go through.
  FORBES: NYC Psychiatrist and Hemingway On The Benefits Of Exercise On Work And Depression
• The qualities of it—displacement, anxiety, disorientation, incongruity, melancholia—became the modern literary sensibility.
  ECONOMIST: Being foreign
• The movie, however, profits from his strollings, for what intrigues Ceylan is not success, or good companionship, but the chilly drift of melancholia.
  NEWYORKER: Distant
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