英语单词短语词组“depression”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

depression

noun

/dɪˈpreʃ.ən/us

/dɪˈpreʃ.ən/

depressionnoun(UNHAPPINESS)

B2[U]

thestateoffeelingveryunhappyand withouthopefor thefuture:

忧郁，抑郁；消沉，沮丧

I wasoverwhelmedbyfeelingsof depression.我万念俱灰。

B2[CorU]

amentalillnessin which apersonis veryunhappyandanxious(=worriedandnervous)forlongperiodsand cannot have anormallifeduring theseperiods:

抑郁症

Tiredness,lossofappetite, andsleepingproblemsare allclassicsymptomsof depression.乏力、没有食欲和失眠都是抑郁症的典型症状。

If yousufferfromdepression, it'sbestto getprofessionalhelp.如果你患有抑郁症，最好向专业人士求助。

See also

clinical depression

More examples

His wife's beenhospitalizedfor depression.
Everydayshesinksfurtherandfurtherinto depression.
Thedrugs, thedivorceand the depression - it's anepisodein hislifethat hewantstoforget.
Don'tletfeelingsof depressionswampyou.
Withdrawal is aclassicsymptomof depression.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Sadness and regret

aw
be/weigh onyourconscienceidiom
bitter
black dog
breastbeating
cry
distress
feel badidiom
gloominess
glumness
groan
guilt
melancholia
regretful
regretfully
remorse
remorseful
remorsefully
repentant
wretchedness

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Mental illnesses

depressionnoun(NO ACTIVITY)

C2[C]

aperiodin which there is very littlebusinessactivityand not manyjobs:

（经济）萧条期，不景气时期

Thestockmarketcrashmarkedthestartof aseveredepression.股市大跌标志着大萧条的开始。

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Economics

accommodative
anti-economic
anti-inflation
anti-inflationary
anti-recession
Chancellor of the Exchequer
double-dip
GDP
go-go
hyperinflation
inflation
monetarist
monetization
monetize
neoliberal
non-economist
protectionism
retrenchment
the public purse
upturn

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depressionnoun(WEATHER)

[C]environmentspecialized

anareawhere theairpressureislow:

低气压区

Thedeepdepressionoverthe mid-Atlantic willgraduallymoveeastwardsduring theday.今天白天大西洋中部上空的低压将逐渐向东移动。

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Describing bad weather

bleak
bleakly
bleakness
break
dreich
fickle
fickleness
gray
grey
greyness
inclement
overcast
rough
threatening
treacherous
unseasonable
unseasonably
unseasonal
unseasonally
wuthering

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depressionnoun(HOLE)

[C]

partof asurfacethat isslightlylowerthan therest:

凹陷，浅坑

There was a depression in thesandwhere he'd beenlying.他躺过的沙滩上留下了一个凹坑。

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Holes, hollows and dips

anti-crack
aperture
blistered
chink
cranny
cratering
escape hatch
gouge
hollow
imprint
intake
interstice
leak
leaky
nook
nooks and cranniesidiom
piercing
pinprick
shaft
void

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(Definition ofdepressionfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

depression| American Dictionary

depression

noun

/dɪˈpreʃ·ən/

depressionnoun(CAUSE UNHAPPINESS)

[U]

afeelingofsadness, ormedicalatypeofmentalillnessthatcauseslongperiodsofunhappiness:

I’m justbeginningto get over the depression fromlosingmyjob.

medicalTiredness,lossofappetite, andsleepingproblemsaresymptomsof depression.

depressionnoun(PRESS DOWN)

[C]

apartin asurfacethat isslightlylowerthan therest:

There was a depression in thesandwhere he’d beenlying.

depressionnoun(REDUCE)

[C]world history

aperiodin which there is very littlebusinessactivityand littleemployment:

Myparentslivedthrough theGreatDepression of the 1930s.

depression| Business English

depression

noun[CorU]

ECONOMICS

/dɪˈpreʃən/us

arecession(=timeofloweconomicactivity, wheninvestmentslosevalue,businessesfailandpeoplelosetheirjobs)thatlastsfor alongperiodoftime, usually severalyears:

plunge/slide into depressionThe Thirtiessawtheworldplungeinto depression.

TheWallStreetCrash of 1929broughtsevereeconomicdepressionandhardshipto Canada.

This was aperiodofdeepdepression.

For most of the 20thcentury,economistsfocusedonunderstandingandcontrollinginflationand depressions.

Newminesare beingdevelopedandoldminesreopened,liftingcommunitiesacrossNorthernNevada out of the depressionleftby the industry's lastcrash.

Compare

boom
recession
slump

the Depression(alsothe Great Depression)

theperiodin theyearsafter 1929 until themiddleof the 1930s, or, in somecases, the 1940s, when there was a verylowlevelofeconomicactivityin the US,Europe, and many othercountries. Manypeoplelosttheirjobsand were verypoor:

The Federal Home Loan Banksystemwascreatedin the 1930s by thefederalgovernmenttostimulatelendingduring the Depression.

Compare

Wall Street Crash

单词	depression
释义	depression noun uk /dɪˈpreʃ.ən/us /dɪˈpreʃ.ən/ depressionnoun(UNHAPPINESS) B2[U] thestateoffeelingveryunhappyand withouthopefor thefuture: 忧郁，抑郁；消沉，沮丧 I wasoverwhelmedbyfeelingsof depression.我万念俱灰。 B2[CorU] amentalillnessin which apersonis veryunhappyandanxious(=worriedandnervous)forlongperiodsand cannot have anormallifeduring theseperiods: 抑郁症 Tiredness,lossofappetite, andsleepingproblemsare allclassicsymptomsof depression.乏力、没有食欲和失眠都是抑郁症的典型症状。 If yousufferfromdepression, it'sbestto getprofessionalhelp.如果你患有抑郁症，最好向专业人士求助。 See also clinical depression More examples His wife's beenhospitalizedfor depression. Everydayshesinksfurtherandfurtherinto depression. Thedrugs, thedivorceand the depression - it's anepisodein hislifethat hewantstoforget. Don'tletfeelingsof depressionswampyou. Withdrawal is aclassicsymptomof depression. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Sadness and regret aw be/weigh onyourconscienceidiom bitter black dog breastbeating cry distress feel badidiom gloominess glumness groan guilt melancholia regretful regretfully remorse remorseful remorsefully repentant wretchedness See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Mental illnesses depressionnoun(NO ACTIVITY) C2[C] aperiodin which there is very littlebusinessactivityand not manyjobs: （经济）萧条期，不景气时期 Thestockmarketcrashmarkedthestartof aseveredepression.股市大跌标志着大萧条的开始。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Economics accommodative anti-economic anti-inflation anti-inflationary anti-recession Chancellor of the Exchequer double-dip GDP go-go hyperinflation inflation monetarist monetization monetize neoliberal non-economist protectionism retrenchment the public purse upturn See more results » depressionnoun(WEATHER) [C]environmentspecialized anareawhere theairpressureislow: 低气压区 Thedeepdepressionoverthe mid-Atlantic willgraduallymoveeastwardsduring theday.今天白天大西洋中部上空的低压将逐渐向东移动。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Describing bad weather bleak bleakly bleakness break dreich fickle fickleness gray grey greyness inclement overcast rough threatening treacherous unseasonable unseasonably unseasonal unseasonally wuthering See more results » depressionnoun(HOLE) [C] partof asurfacethat isslightlylowerthan therest: 凹陷，浅坑 There was a depression in thesandwhere he'd beenlying.他躺过的沙滩上留下了一个凹坑。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Holes, hollows and dips anti-crack aperture blistered chink cranny cratering escape hatch gouge hollow imprint intake interstice leak leaky nook nooks and cranniesidiom piercing pinprick shaft void See more results » (Definition ofdepressionfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) depression\| American Dictionary depression noun us /dɪˈpreʃ·ən/ depressionnoun(CAUSE UNHAPPINESS) [U] afeelingofsadness, ormedicalatypeofmentalillnessthatcauseslongperiodsofunhappiness: I’m justbeginningto get over the depression fromlosingmyjob. medicalTiredness,lossofappetite, andsleepingproblemsaresymptomsof depression. depressionnoun(PRESS DOWN) [C] apartin asurfacethat isslightlylowerthan therest: There was a depression in thesandwhere he’d beenlying. depressionnoun(REDUCE) [C]world history aperiodin which there is very littlebusinessactivityand littleemployment: Myparentslivedthrough theGreatDepression of the 1930s. (Definition ofdepressionfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) depression\| Business English depression noun[CorU] ECONOMICS uk /dɪˈpreʃən/us arecession(=timeofloweconomicactivity, wheninvestmentslosevalue,businessesfailandpeoplelosetheirjobs)thatlastsfor alongperiodoftime, usually severalyears: plunge/slide into depressionThe Thirtiessawtheworldplungeinto depression. TheWallStreetCrash of 1929broughtsevereeconomicdepressionandhardshipto Canada. This was aperiodofdeepdepression. For most of the 20thcentury,economistsfocusedonunderstandingandcontrollinginflationand depressions. Newminesare beingdevelopedandoldminesreopened,liftingcommunitiesacrossNorthernNevada out of the depressionleftby the industry's lastcrash. Compare boom recession slump the Depression(alsothe Great Depression) theperiodin theyearsafter 1929 until themiddleof the 1930s, or, in somecases, the 1940s, when there was a verylowlevelofeconomicactivityin the US,Europe, and many othercountries. Manypeoplelosttheirjobsand were verypoor: The Federal Home Loan Banksystemwascreatedin the 1930s by thefederalgovernmenttostimulatelendingduring the Depression. Compare Wall Street Crash (Definition ofdepressionfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/depression##
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