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1 ■ psych up
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2 psych
[saɪk]verbo transitivo colloq. psych out- psych up* * *psych (1) /saɪk/n. ( slang)1 [u] psicologia; psichiatria2 psicologo; psichiatra.psych (2) /saɪk/a. ( slang USA)1 psicologico; psichiatrico2 psichedelico.(to) psych /saɪk/v. t. ( slang)2 ► psych out, A3 ► psych up.* * *[saɪk]verbo transitivo colloq. psych out- psych up -
3 psych up
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4 psych out
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5 ■ psych down
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6 ■ psych out
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7 psych out vt + adv
[saɪk-](fam: frighten) intimidire -
8 disturbed dis·turbed adj
[dɪs'tɜːbd]he was disturbed to hear that... — lo ha preoccupato la notizia che...
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9 -fixated suffix
[fɪk'seɪtɪd]Psych -
10 adjusted ad·just·ed adj
[ə'dʒʌstɪd]Psych integrato (-a) -
11 agoraphobia ago·ra·pho·bia n
[ˌæɡərə'fəʊbɪə]Psych agorafobia -
12 agoraphobic ago·ra·pho·bic n
[ˌæɡərə'fəʊbɪk]Psych agorafobo (-a) -
13 analysis *** analy·sis n
[ə'næləsɪs] [ə'nælɪsiːz] -
14 bipolar disorder bi·po·lar disorder n
[ˌbaɪpəʊlədɪs'ɔːdə(r)]Psych sindrome f bipolareEnglish-Italian dictionary > bipolar disorder bi·po·lar disorder n
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15 body image
nPsych immagine f del proprio corpo -
16 closure n
['kləʊʒə(r)]chiusura, Psych il mettersi alle spalle un fatto negativo -
17 complex **** com·plex
['kɒmplɛks]1. adj(all senses) complesso (-a)2. n1) Psych complessohe's got a complex about his weight — ha il complesso del peso, è complessato per il peso
2) (of buildings) complessosports/housing complex — complesso sportivo/edilizio
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18 compulsive com·pul·sive adj
[kəm'pʌlsɪv]1) (Psych: desire, behaviour) incontrollabile, (liar) patologico (-a)he's a compulsive drinker/smoker/gambler — ha il vizio del fumo/del bere/del gioco
2) (novel, film) avvincente -
19 compulsively com·pul·sive·ly adv
[kəm'pʌlsɪvlɪ]1) (Psych: eat) in modo incontrollato, (lie) in modo patologicohe gambles/drinks compulsively — ha il vizio del gioco/del bere
2)English-Italian dictionary > compulsively com·pul·sive·ly adv
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20 control group
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psych — psych·asthenia; psych·ich·thys; psych; psych·analyst; psych·analytic; psych·analytical; … English syllables
psych. — psych. psych. (fork. for psychologiae); cand.psych.; stud.psych … Dansk ordbog
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psych — ► VERB 1) (psych up) informal mentally prepare (someone) for a testing task or occasion. 2) (psych out) intimidate (an opponent or rival) by appearing very confident or aggressive … English terms dictionary