the unconscious mind
通常与定冠词the连用。
The unconscious mind stores repressed memories.
无意识心理储存被压抑的记忆。
潜意识;无意识
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潜意识;无意识
the part of the mind containing mental activity that the person is not aware of
The unconscious mind stores repressed memories.
无意识心理储存被压抑的记忆。
人意识不到的心理活动所在的那部分心灵
that part of the mind wherein psychic activity takes place of which the person is unaware
Dreams are often thought to come from the unconscious mind.
人们通常认为梦来自潜意识。
The therapist helped her explore the hidden fears in her unconscious mind.
治疗师帮助她探索潜意识中隐藏的恐惧。
Sometimes our unconscious mind influences decisions we do not even think about.
有时我们的潜意识会影响我们甚至没有思考过的决定。
通常与定冠词the连用。
The unconscious mind stores repressed memories.
无意识心理储存被压抑的记忆。
表示深入探索无意识心理。
Psychoanalysis delves into the unconscious mind.
精神分析深入探索无意识心理。
表示存在于无意识心理中。
Hidden desires exist in the unconscious mind.
隐藏的欲望存在于无意识心理中。
Not this
Freud's theory of the subconscious mind is famous.
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Freud's theory of the unconscious mind is famous.
在心理学中,'subconscious'(潜意识)与'unconscious'(无意识)含义不同,弗洛伊德理论使用的是'unconscious mind'。汉语学习者常混淆这两个词。
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Unconscious mind plays an important role in our dreams.
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The unconscious mind plays an important role in our dreams.
英语中,作为抽象概念作主语时,'unconscious mind'前通常需要定冠词'the',而汉语中无此规则,学习者易遗漏。
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