mental block

英 [ˈmentl blɒk]

美 [ˈmentl blɑːk]

思路中断

英英释义

noun

• an inability to remember or think of something you normally can do
  1. I knew his name perfectly well but I had a temporary block
  Synonym:block

双语例句

• Having not made any effort, you are already beaten by yourself, and it is more difficult than the actual learning barrier to break through the mental block set by yourself.
  还没有开始奋战，已经被自己打败了，要突破自己设下的心里障碍，比实际学习的障碍还更困难。
• Do your mental and emotional work and forgive others and yourself for that which might become a block to your progress.
  进行你们的精神与情感的工作并宽恕其他人和你们自己，因为那可能变成阻塞你们进步。
• He's got a mental block about names-he just can't remember them.
  他对名字有心理阻隔，他怎么也记不住它们。
• I couldn't get over the mental block of being carried off the court.
  “他说，”我受不了被抬下场的念头。
• Study on Public Behavior and Mental Block in Cross-culture Adaptation of Foreign Students
  留学生跨文化适应中的心理障碍与社会行为问题研究
• I get a mental block every time I try to do sums in my head.
  每次我用心做算术题时，我的脑子就木了。
• Analysis of and countermeasures for mental block in 268 subjects with facial trauma
  颌面损伤268例患者心理障碍的研究及对策
• These mental disturbances can block colleges 'ideological and political education. And these are caused by college students' character, social factor and ideological and political education.
  这些心理障碍是由大学生自身特点、社会因素以及思想政治教育本身的原因造成的。
• In recent years, the incidence of university students 'mental block and mental disorders is increasing constantly. This has already aroused great concern from society, schools and families.
  近年来，大学生心理问题和心理疾病的发生率不断增加，这已引起社会、学校和家庭的极大关注。
• He has a mental block about maths.
  他一遇到数学问题就糊涂。