inhibition

• n. 抑制；压抑；禁止

来自inhibit,抑制，使拘束。

inhibition (n.)

late 14c., "formal prohibition; interdiction of legal proceedings by authority;" also, the document setting forth such a prohibition, from Old French inibicion and directly from Latin inhibitionem (nominative inhibitio) "a restraining," from past participle stem of inhibere "to hold in, hold back, keep back," from in- "in, on" (see in- (2)) + habere "to hold" (see habit (n.)). Psychological sense of "involuntary check on an expression of an impulse" is from 1876.

1. They behave with a total lack of inhibition.

他们表现得毫无顾忌。

来自柯林斯例句

2. Some drugs can cause the inhibition of normal bodily activity.

有些药剂会对正常的身体功能产生抑制作用.

来自《现代汉英综合大词典》

3. Inhibition in adulthood seems to be very clearly a reflection of a person's experiences as a child.

一个人成年期的情感压抑似乎很明显是其童年时期经历的反映。

来自柯林斯例句

4. This biochemical inhibition of feeding by animals or plants is called " allelopathy ".

这一生物化学上抑制动物或植物的取食被称谓 “ 他感作用 ”.

来自辞典例句

5. On most matters she's quite prepared to sound off without inhibition.

对大多数问题她都准备毫无保留地阐述自己的意见.

来自辞典例句