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1 psychical equilibrium
Психология: душевное равновесие, психическое равновесие -
2 psychical equilibrium
Англо-русский словарь по психоаналитике > psychical equilibrium
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3 психическое равновесие
Russian-english psychology dictionary > психическое равновесие
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4 душевное равновесие
1) General subject: balance, eupathy, sanity, the serenity of mind, balance of mind2) Psychology: psychical equilibrium3) Aviation medicine: psychical equation4) Makarov: serenityУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > душевное равновесие
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5 психическое равновесие
1) Psychology: psychical equilibrium2) Aviation medicine: psychical equationУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > психическое равновесие
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6 seelisch
I Adj. mental, psychological; (Gemüts...) spiritual, emotional; seelische Belastung mental ( oder emotional) strain; es ist eine seelische Belastung auch it takes it out of you emotionally; seelisches Gleichgewicht mental ( oder emotional) equilibrium; seelische Grausamkeit JUR. mental cruelty; seelischer Tiefpunkt emotional low; seelische Verletzungen / Qualen psychological damage Sg. ( oder scars) / mental torture Sg.; ( nicht) die seelische Kraft zu etw. haben (not) have the strength of mind to do s.th.II Adv.: seelisch krank / gestört / abnorm mentally ill / disturbed / abnormal; seelisch leiden suffer mentally ( oder emotionally); es hat mich seelisch sehr mitgenommen it took a lot out of me emotionally, it left me emotionally drained; seelisch bedingt emotional, psychological* * *mental; psychic; spiritual; psychical* * *see|lisch ['zeːlɪʃ]1. adj (REL)spiritual; (= geistig) Gesundheit, Gleichgewicht mental; Schaden psychological; Erschütterung, Belastung emotional; Grausamkeit mentalséélische Kraft zu etw haben — to have the strength of mind for sth
séélische Abgründe — the blackest depths of the human soul
2. advpsychologicallyséélisch bedingt sein — to have psychological causes
séélisch krank — mentally ill
jdn séélisch misshandeln — to ill-treat sb psychologically
* * *(of the mind: mental illnesses/disorders.) mental* * *see·lisch[ˈze:lɪʃ]I. adj psychological\seelische Belastungen/Nöte emotional stress/trouble\seelische Erschütterung/Qual emotional upset/mental ordeal\seelisches Gleichgewicht mental balancedas \seelische Gleichgewicht verlieren to lose one's mental balance; s.a. GrausamkeitII. adv\seelisch bedingt sein to have psychological causes* * *1.Adjektiv psychological <cause, damage, tension>; mental <equilibrium, breakdown, illness, health>2.* * *A. adj mental, psychological; (Gemüts…) spiritual, emotional;seelische Belastung mental ( oder emotional) strain;es ist eine seelische Belastung auch it takes it out of you emotionally;seelisches Gleichgewicht mental ( oder emotional) equilibrium;seelische Grausamkeit JUR mental cruelty;seelischer Tiefpunkt emotional low;(nicht) die seelische Kraft zu etwas haben (not) have the strength of mind to do sthB. adv:seelisch krank/gestört/abnorm mentally ill/disturbed/abnormal;seelisch leiden suffer mentally ( oder emotionally);es hat mich seelisch sehr mitgenommen it took a lot out of me emotionally, it left me emotionally drained;seelisch bedingt emotional, psychological* * *1.Adjektiv psychological <cause, damage, tension>; mental <equilibrium, breakdown, illness, health>2.* * *adj.emotional n.mental n.psychological n.spiritual adj.
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