nervous breakdown

英 [ˌnɜːvəs ˈbreɪkdaʊn]

美 [ˌnɜːrvəs ˈbreɪkdaʊn]

n.  神经衰弱

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牛津词典

noun

• 神经衰弱
  a period of mental illness in which sb becomes very depressed, anxious and tired, and cannot deal with normal life
  1. to have a nervous breakdown
     患神经衰弱

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 神经崩溃;精神崩溃
  If someone has anervous breakdown, they become extremely depressed and cannot cope with their normal life.
  1. His wife would not be able to cope and might suffer a nervous breakdown.
     他的妻子将无法接受，也许会精神崩溃。

英英释义

noun

• a severe or incapacitating emotional disorder

双语例句

• We are at the verge of having a nervous breakdown.
  我们紧张得快要崩溃了。
• And beth's had a nervous breakdown.
  而且贝丝精神完全崩溃了。
• I didn't have a nervous breakdown as such, it was more a reaction to overwork.
  我不是真的得了精神崩溃，那只是工作过度的反应。
• Have you ever had mental ill-health nervous breakdown or nervous debility?
  曾患有精神病、精神崩溃或精神虚弱吗？
• The reason for the hospitalization? A mixture of nervous breakdown and emotional exhaustion.
  精神崩溃和身心俱疲是鲍比入院的主要原因。
• Someone entitled How to worry tells about the clock that had a nervous breakdown.
  有人给这个故事取了个名字烦恼的方式：这是一个得了神经衰弱的时钟的故事。
• I thought of a young boy I knew who had had a nervous breakdown.
  我想起一位我认识的神经曾失常过的少年。
• But Italians are not on the verge of a nervous breakdown.
  但意大利人并没有濒临神经崩溃。
• 1836 Had a total nervous breakdown and was in bed for six months.
  1836年完全精神崩溃，卧病在床六个月。
• He's suffering from a nervous breakdown.
  他正患神经衰弱。