psychiatrists

英 [saɪˈkaɪətrɪsts]

美 [səˈkaɪətrəsts]

n.  精神病学家; 精神科医生
psychiatrist的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 精神科医生；精神病学家
  Apsychiatristis a doctor who treats people suffering from mental illness.
  1. Alex will probably be seeing a psychiatrist for many months or even years.
     亚历克斯今后好几个月甚至几年都可能要去看精神科医生。

双语例句

• How many psychiatrists does it take to change one light-bulb?
  多少个天才才能换一个灯泡？
• For this reason, psychiatrists must be extremely careful when exploring a hypnotic subject's past.
  由于这样的原因，在探索被催眠者的过去时精神病医师们就必须小心翼翼。
• It is intended to help psychiatrists co-manage medical patients more effectively.
  它的目的是帮助精神科医生合作医疗的患者更有效地管理。
• Just a few years ago we thought that Freud, when he took the keys to the city of dreams away from the philosophers and poets, had given them once and for all to the psychologists and psychiatrists.
  就在几年前，我们以为弗洛伊德从哲学家和诗人手上拿走了梦境世界的城门钥匙，并永远地将其交给了心理学家和神经病理学家。
• A: There were psychiatrists and psychologists from different parts of the world communicating through interpreters.
  答：来自世界各地的精神科医生和心理医生通过口译员进行交流。
• In the other, psychiatrists in New York found evidence that antidepressant drugs significantly increased the risk that some children and adolescents would attempt or commit suicide.
  另外一项是纽约的精神病医生发现抗抑郁药物明显增加了儿童和青少年采取自杀行为的风险。
• To tell the truth, I don't think much of psychiatrists
  说实话，我不太喜欢精神科医生。
• Psychiatrists are prohibited from making use of such information for personal reasons, or financial or academic benefits.
  精神科医师出于私人原因，或经济、学术利益使用这些信息，是被禁止的。
• Psychiatrists become too caught up in their theories to deal adequately with reality.
  精神病专家太纠结于理论，无法很好地处理现实问题。
• PSYCHIATRISTS diagnose, assess, treat and prevent human mental, emotional and behavioural disorders.
  神经病科医师诊断、评估和预防人们心理、情绪和行为异常。