| 单词 | mental blocks |
| 释义 | mental1 /menˈtl/adjective
ORIGIN: Fr, from L mēns, mentis the mind menˈtalism noun
menˈtalist noun
mentalisˈtic adjective mentality /-talˈi-ti/ noun
menˈtally adverb mentāˈtion noun Mental activity menticide /menˈti-sīd/ noun The systematic reduction of a person's mind by psychological or other pressure to a point where views formerly repugnant will be accepted mental age noun The age in years, etc, at which an average child would have reached the same stage of mental development as the individual under consideration mental block noun A psychological barrier preventing the development of a thought process mental cruelty noun Conduct in marriage, not involving physical cruelty or violence, that wounds feelings or personal dignity, offering grounds for separation or divorce mental deficiency noun Mental retardation mental home or mental hospital noun (old) A home or hospital for people with mental illness mentally handicapped adjective Having impaired intellectual ability, either congenitally or as a result of brain damage mental patient noun (old) A person being treated in a mental home or hospital mental retardation noun Retarded development of learning ability, whether arising from innate defect or from some other cause mental set noun (behaviourism)
go mental (slang)
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