mental ability

英 [ˈmentl əˈbɪləti]

美 [ˈmentl əˈbɪləti]

心理能力； 智力能力；智商

英英释义

noun

• the power to learn or retain knowledge
  Synonym:capacity

双语例句

• There are hardly researches which bring personal resources and individual positive mental ability in the model.
  将个人资源和个体积极心理能力引入模型展开探讨的研究较少。
• And studies have found that it helps protect against a decrease in mental ability.
  研究也发现锻炼也有助于阻止头脑思维能力的下降。
• A condition in which body deformation or facial development or mental ability of a fetus is impaired because the mother drank alcohol while pregnant.
  由于母亲在怀孕时饮酒而造成胎儿身体面部变形或脑力的损害。
• 'Cognitive empathy,' or the mental ability to take others 'perspective, begins rising steadily in girls at age 13, according to a six-year study published recently in Developmental Psychology.
  近期刊登在《发展心理学》（DevelopmentalPsychology）上一项为期六年的研究显示，女孩的认知同理心（即站在他人立场思考的心理能力）从13岁开始稳步增强。
• Fat in the diet may affect mental ability.
  饮食中的脂肪含量过多可能影响思考能力。
• Now we're seeing that he can also give us performance champions, horses that have the temperament and mental ability to be trained, horses that are both beautiful and tractable.
  现在我们看到，他也可以给我们性能冠军，马的气质和精神能力进行培训，既美观又听话的马匹。
• Used to indicate physical or mental ability.
  用于表示身体或精神上的能力。
• ( usually followed by` to ') lacking necessary physical or mental ability.
  （通常接of）缺乏必要的生理或者心理能力。
• This singular mental ability, researchers have found, predicts success both in school and in work life.
  研究人员发现，无论是在学校还是工作生活中，拥有这种非凡的精神能力往往就预示着成功。
• Having inherent physical or mental ability or capacity.
  具有内在的生理或心理能力、才能。