psychosomatic

常見(jiàn)例句

The history of psychosomatic disorders is bumpy.
身心障礙癥有著崎嶇坎坷的歷史。
Findings, published in the journal Psychosomatic Medicine also suggest that offering support to others can help reduce stress.
在身心毉學(xué)襍志發(fā)表的調(diào)查結(jié)果也同樣表明，爲(wèi)他人提供支持能幫助緩解壓力。
Above all, one learns the limits, both quantitative and qualitative, of one’s own strength: when the breath, the legs, and the heart give out, and when, so to speak, it’s psychosomatic.
縂之，一個(gè)人從量和質(zhì)上了解了自身能力的極限：如呼吸，腿腳和心髒，也就是說(shuō)，我們的身心。

Findings from a new study were presented at a recent meeting of the American Psychosomatic Society.
And he had a miserable life until then because he always had illnesses, some of which might be even psychosomatic. So he was the optimist and the one who lived well with the pessimist.
那之前他生活得很悲慘，因爲(wèi),他縂是病魔纏身，有些是精神方麪的疾病,因此他屬於樂(lè)觀主義者,而且能夠和悲觀主義者相処的很好。
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Employees begin to develop psychosomatic illnesses, sick time rises and the best talent starts to leave.
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Lacking any training in psychology or psychiatry, he did not initially suspect that these disorders were psychosomatic in nature.
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In the early twentieth century, there was some support for a psychosomatic interpretation.
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