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1 mental
mental ['mentəl](a) (intellectual) mental(b) (in the mind) mental;∎ golf is fundamentally a mental game le golf est un jeu qui se joue avant tout avec la tête;∎ to make a mental note of sth prendre note de qch;∎ she made a mental note to speak to him about the matter elle se promit de lui en parler(c) (psychiatric) mental;∎ it can cause great mental strain cela peut provoquer une grande tension nerveuse;∎ he had a mental breakdown il a fait une dépression nerveuse∎ to go mental (go mad) devenir dingue ou cinglé, perdre la boule; (lose one's temper) péter les plombs, péter une durite, piquer une crise;∎ British it was a mental party! c'était une fête vraiment démente ou dingue!;∎ British you should have seen the way they were shouting at each other, it was mental! t'aurais vu comme ils se criaient dessus, c'était dingue!►► mental age âge m mental;mental arithmetic calcul m mental;mental block blocage m psychologique;∎ to have a mental block about sth faire un blocage à propos de qch;mental cruelty cruauté f mentale;mental defective handicapé(e) m,f mental(e);mental deficiency déficience f ou débilité f mentale;mental faculties facultés fpl mentales ou intellectuelles;mental handicap handicap m mental;∎ to suffer from mental handicap être handicapé(e) mental(e);mental health santé f mentale;mental home, mental hospital hôpital m psychiatrique;mental illness maladie f mentale;mental image image f;mental nurse infirmier(ère) m,f psychiatrique;mental patient malade mf mental(e);mental reservation doute m;mental ward service m psychiatrique -
2 mental
adjective1) geistig; seelisch [Belastung, Labilität]; Geistes[zustand, -störung, -verfassung]make a mental note of something — sich (Dat.) etwas merken
* * *['mentl]1) (of the mind: mental illnesses/disorders.) seelisch2) (done or made by the mind: mental arithmetic; a mental picture.) geistig3) (for those who are ill in mind: a mental hospital.) Nerven-...4) (suffering from an illness of the mind: a mental patient.) geisteskrank•- academic.ru/46204/mentality">mentality- mentally* * *men·taladj inv1. (of the mind) geistig, mental\mental acrobatics Gedankenakrobatik f\mental image [or picture] geistiges Bild\mental powers Geisteskräfte pl, mentale Kräfte\mental process Denkprozess mto have \mental reservations [about sb/sth] [wegen einer Person/einer S. gen] Bedenken haben\mental retardation geistige Behinderung2. (psychological) psychisch, seelischto suffer a [complete [or total]] \mental collapse [or breakdown] einen [völligen] Nervenzusammenbruch erleiden\mental cruelty seelische Grausamkeit\mental illness Geisteskrankheit f\mental state seelische Verfassung▪ to be \mental about sth nach etw dat verrückt sein fam, SCHWEIZ a. von etw dat angefressen sein fam* * *['mentl]adjto make a mental note of sth — sich (dat) etw merken
mental process — geistiger or gedanklicher Prozess, Denkvorgang m
the causes are mental not physical — die Ursachen sind eher psychischer als physischer Natur
he still shows great mental agility — er ist geistig noch immer sehr rege
2) (inf: mad) übergeschnappt (inf)to go mental — verrückt werden, durchdrehen (inf)
* * *mental1 [ˈmentl] adj ANAT, ZOOL mental, Kinn…mental2 [ˈmentl]1. geistig, innerlich, intellektuell, Geistes…:mental arithmetic Kopfrechnen n;make a mental note of sth sich etwas (vor)merken;mental power Geisteskraft f;mental reservation geheimer Vorbehalt, Mentalreservation f;mental state Geisteszustand m;mental test psychologischer Test;mental vigo(u)r geistige Frische; → acrobatic B 2 b, agility, block A 22, defective B, disorder A 5, faculty 3, gymnastic B 3, process1 A 22. (geistig-)seelisch, psychisch (Gesundheit etc):mental hygiene Psychohygiene f3. a) geisteskrank, -gestört:mental disease, mental illness Geisteskrankheit f;mental handicap geistige Behinderung;mental hospital, mental institution psychiatrische Klinik, Nervenklinik f;mental patient Geisteskranke(r) m/f(m)b) umg verrückt:go mental überschnappenB s umg Verrückte(r) m/f(m)* * *adjective1) geistig; seelisch [Belastung, Labilität]; Geistes[zustand, -störung, -verfassung]mental process — Denkprozess, -vorgang, der
make a mental note of something — sich (Dat.) etwas merken
* * *(emotional) strain n.seelische Belastung f. adj.geistig adj. n.seelisch adj. -
3 disability
nounBehinderung, die* * *[disə'biləti]- plural disabilities - noun (something which disables: He has a disability which prevents him from walking very far.) die Körperbehinderung* * *dis·abil·ity[ˌdɪsəˈbɪləti, AM -ət̬i]nmental/physical \disability geistige Behinderung/Körperbehinderung f* * *["dIsə'bIlItɪ]n1) (= handicap, injury etc) Behinderung f* * *disability [ˌdısəˈbılətı] s1. Unvermögen n, Unfähigkeit f2. JUR Geschäfts-, Rechtsunfähigkeit f:lie under a disability rechtsunfähig sein3. Arbeits-, Erwerbsunfähigkeit f, Invalidität f4. MILa) Dienstuntauglichkeit fb) Kampfunfähigkeit f5. MED Gebrechen n* * *nounBehinderung, diesuffer from or have a disability — behindert sein
* * *n.Erwerbsunfähigkeit f.Unfähigkeit f.
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