emotional state

英 [ɪˈməʊʃənl steɪt]

美 [ɪˈmoʊʃənl steɪt]

情绪状态

医学

英英释义

noun

• the state of a person's emotions (especially with regard to pleasure or dejection)
  1. his emotional state depended on her opinion
  2. he was in good spirits
  3. his spirit rose
  Synonym:spirit

双语例句

• Movement is a symptom of the character's emotional state.
  运动是在角色的某种情绪状态下的反应。
• There's a chemical that matches every emotional state that we experience.
  每一种我们可能经历到的情绪，都有一种化合物与之相对应。
• If you can't control your emotional state, you must be addicted to it.
  如果你不能控制你的某种情绪状态，就意味着你对它已经上瘾了。
• Psychologicalhealth services, ie counseling, benefit from affective computingapplications when determining a client's emotional state.
  心理健康服务，即咨询服务，受益于情感计算应用时，确定客户的情绪状态。
• The theory of simulation believes that empathy is a person's simulation of emotional state of others, from which we inferred that empathy and self-concept are correlated.
  共情模拟理论认为共情是个体对他人心理状态的模拟，由此可以推测：个体的自我概念和共情能力存在相关性。
• First, she looked at each emotional state separately.
  首先，她分别考察了每一种情感状态。
• If you could control your emotional state better.
  要是你能更好地控制地你情绪。
• Tomorrow we'll investigate the second way to change your emotional state instantly.
  明天，我们将研讨马上改变你情绪状态的第二种方法。
• The emotional state of the pet is also important and can be determined by the way they respond to affection, the presence of strangers and their activity level and overall playfulness.
  的宠物的情绪状态也很重要，可以通过确定的方式，他们回应的感情，对陌生人和他们的活动水平和整体嬉闹的存在。
• The micro-expression only tells you their knee-jerk emotional state.
  微观表现只告诉你他们下意识的情绪状态。