英语词汇“psych”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

psych¹ v. [Informal.]

Informal Termsto frighten or cause a feeling of uneasiness or anxiety in the mind: [~ + object (+ out)]The tall player on their team was trying to psych our players (out).[~ (+ out) + object]to psych (out) the other team.
Informal Termsto prepare (oneself or another) to be in the right frame of mind or to do one's best: [~ + object]was psyched and ready to go.[~ + oneself + up]psyching himself up to propose.[~ + up + object]The coach tried to psych up the team.[~ + object + up]to psych the team up before the game.
to figure out ahead of time:[~ (+ out) + object]trying to psych out which day he'd give the test.

psych., an abbreviation of:

Psychologypsychologist.
Psychologypsychology.

psych¹ v.t. [Informal.]

Informal Termsto intimidate or frighten psychologically, or make nervous (often fol. by out):to psych out the competition.
Informal Termsto prepare psychologically to be in the right frame of mind or to give one's best (often fol. by up):to psych oneself up for an interview.
Informal Termsto figure out psychologically;
decipher (often fol. by out):to psych out a problem.

Also, psyche.

1915–20 in earlier sense "to subject to psychoanalysis''; origin, originally a shortening of psychoanalyze; in later use (especially in defs. 1 and 2) perh. independent use of psych-

psych² n. [Informal.]

Informal Termspsychology, esp. as a course or field of study:She took two semesters of psych in college.

by shortening 1890–95

psych-,

var. of psycho- before some vowels:psychasthenia.

psych.,

Psychologypsychological.
psychologist.
Psychologypsychology.

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psych, psyche /saɪk/ vb

(transitive) informal to psychoanalyse
See also psych out, psych up

Etymology: 20th Century: shortened from psychoanalyse

psy•cho n., pl. -chos, adj. [Slang.]
n. [countable]

Psychiatry, Slang Termsa crazy person.

adj.

Psychiatry, Slang Termscharacteristic of such a person.

psycho-,

[prefix.]psycho- comes from Greek, where it has the meaning "soul;
mind.'' This meaning is found in such words as: parapsychology, psychedelic, psychiatry, psychic, psychological, psychology, psychopath, psychosis, psychotic.

psy•cho n., pl. -chos, adj. [Slang.]
n.

Psychiatry, Slang Termsa psychopathic or neurotic person.

adj.

Psychiatry, Slang Termspsychopathic;
psychoneurotic.

shortened form 1935–40

psycho-,

a combining form representing psyche (psychological) and psychological (psychoanalysis) in compound words.

Also,[esp. before a vowel,] psych-.

Greek, combining form of psȳché̄ breath, spirit, soul, mind; akin to psý̄chein to blow (see psykter)

单词	psych
释义	WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 psych¹ /saɪk/USA pronunciation v. [Informal.] Informal Termsto frighten or cause a feeling of uneasiness or anxiety in the mind: [~ + object (+ out)]The tall player on their team was trying to psych our players (out).[~ (+ out) + object]to psych (out) the other team. Informal Termsto prepare (oneself or another) to be in the right frame of mind or to do one's best: [~ + object]was psyched and ready to go.[~ + oneself + up]psyching himself up to propose.[~ + up + object]The coach tried to psych up the team.[~ + object + up]to psych the team up before the game. to figure out ahead of time:[~ (+ out) + object]trying to psych out which day he'd give the test. psych., an abbreviation of: Psychologypsychologist. Psychologypsychology. WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 psych¹ (sīk),USA pronunciation v.t. [Informal.] Informal Termsto intimidate or frighten psychologically, or make nervous (often fol. by out):to psych out the competition. Informal Termsto prepare psychologically to be in the right frame of mind or to give one's best (often fol. by up):to psych oneself up for an interview. Informal Termsto figure out psychologically; decipher (often fol. by out):to psych out a problem. `Also, psyche.` 1915–20 in earlier sense "to subject to psychoanalysis''; origin, originally a shortening of psychoanalyze; in later use (especially in defs. 1 and 2) perh. independent use of psych- psych² (sīk),USA pronunciation n. [Informal.] Informal Termspsychology, esp. as a course or field of study:She took two semesters of psych in college. by shortening 1890–95 psych-, var. of psycho- before some vowels:psychasthenia. psych., Psychologypsychological. psychologist. Psychologypsychology. Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers:: psych, psyche /saɪk/ vb (transitive) informal to psychoanalyse See also psych out, psych up Etymology: 20th Century: shortened from psychoanalyse WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 psy•cho /ˈsaɪkoʊ/USA pronunciation n., pl. -chos, adj. [Slang.] n. [countable] Psychiatry, Slang Termsa crazy person. adj. Psychiatry, Slang Termscharacteristic of such a person. psycho-, [prefix.]psycho- comes from Greek, where it has the meaning "soul; mind.'' This meaning is found in such words as: parapsychology, psychedelic, psychiatry, psychic, psychological, psychology, psychopath, psychosis, psychotic. WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 psy•cho (sī′kō),USA pronunciation n., pl. -chos, adj. [Slang.] n. Psychiatry, Slang Termsa psychopathic or neurotic person. adj. Psychiatry, Slang Termspsychopathic; psychoneurotic. shortened form 1935–40 psycho-, a combining form representing psyche (psychological) and psychological (psychoanalysis) in compound words. `Also,[esp. before a vowel,] psych-.` Greek, combining form of psȳché̄ breath, spirit, soul, mind; akin to psý̄chein to blow (see psykter)
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