depress如何读

英:[dɪˈpres]

美:[dɪˈpres]

depress英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. 压下; 推下; 拉下 press, push or pull down
  2. vt. 使愁苦; 使沮丧 make sad, low in spirits
  3. vt. 使跌价; 使萧条 cause prices to be lower

depress是什么意思

v. (动词)
  1. 使沮丧,使消沉,使心灰意冷,使失去信心
  2. 压下,压缩
  3. 使萧条,使不景气
  4. 削弱,使衰弱
  5. 抑制
  6. 减少,降低,压低,放低
  7. 【音】降低,下降
  8. <废>镇压
  9. 按,压
  10. 推下,拉下
  11. 使跌价

depress自然拼读

de·press

dih pres

depress变形

第三人称单数:depresses

现在分词:depressing

过去式:depressed

过去分词:depressed

depress扩展

depressible (adj.), depressingly (adv.)

depress词根

词根:depress

adj.

depressed 沮丧的;萧条的;压低的

depressing 压抑的;使人沮丧的

depressive 抑郁的;压抑的

depressible 可抑压的

adv.

depressingly 郁闷地;抑压地

n.

depression 沮丧;洼地;不景气;忧愁

depressor 抑压者;抑压物;压板;降肌

v.

depressed 使沮丧;使萧条(depress的过去式和过去分词形式);压低

depress英英释义

Verb

1. lower someone's spirits; make downhearted;

"These news depressed her"

"The bad state of her child's health demoralizes her"

2. lower (prices or markets);

"The glut of oil depressed gas prices"

3. cause to drop or sink;

"The lack of rain had depressed the water level in the reservoir"

4. press down;

"Depress the space key"

5. lessen the activity or force of;

"The rising inflation depressed the economy"

depress词源中文解释

14世纪晚期,“用武力压制,征服”,现已过时,源自古法语 depresser “按下,降低”,源自晚期拉丁语 depressare,是拉丁语 deprimere 的频率动词,意为“按下”,由 de “向下”(见 de-)和 premere “按,紧握,覆盖,拥挤,压缩”组成(源自 PIE 词根 *per-(4)“打击”)。

“物理上向下推动,按下或向下移动”的意思始于15世纪初; “使沮丧,使忧郁,降低情绪”的意思始于1620年代; 经济学上“降低价值”的意思始于1878年。

depress_体育行业词汇

下压

depress词源英文解释

Middle English, from Middle French depresser, from Latin depressus, past participle of deprimere to press down, from de- + premere to press — more at press

The first known use of depress was in the 14th century

depress儿童词典英英释义

depriveverb

to take something away from

deprive a ruler of power

to stop from having something

deprived of sleep by street noises

depressurizeverb

to release (as an aircraft with near-normal atmospheric pressure) from pressure

depressurizeverb

to release (as an aircraft with near-normal atmospheric pressure) from pressure

depressornoun

one that depressesespecially: a device for pressing a part (as the tongue) down or aside

depressverb

to press down

to cause to sink to a lower position

to lessen the activity or strength of

sadden, discourage

to lessen in price or value : depreciate

depressedadjective

low in spirits : sad

suffering from mental depression

suffering from economic depression

depressantnoun

a substance (as a drug) that reduces the activity of bodily systems

depressantnoun

a substance (as a drug) that reduces the activity of bodily systems

depressverb

to press down

to cause to sink to a lower position

to lessen the activity or strength of

sadden, discourage

to lessen in price or value : depreciate

depress医学词典英英释义

depresstransitive verb

to diminish the activity, strength, or yield of

able to depress irritability of the heart muscle by the use of such a drug as procaine

to lower in spirit or mood

depress 例句

1 Over time, though, Squire saw Hulbert grow depressed, and says he urged him to stop doing executions.

2 When you depress a key of an organ, a note is sounded.

你压下一个风琴键,就会听到一个音符响。

3 Today I have nothing but dismal and depressing news to report.

4 Two times I got very depressed and sad because I couldn’t take care of myself as a man.

5 I did this by depressing the brake pedal very carefully and very slowly.

6 They were the most depressing group of people Yossarian had ever been with.

7 Erin’s parents are wearing depressing old sweat suits.

8 When it did, I yelled out that we needed an order of large fries, and then I depressed the clutch and turned the car on again.

9 Foreclosures tend to depress housing values for entire neighborhoods, and lower assessed values mean lower tax receipts.

丧失住房赎回权一般会降低整个地区的房屋价值,而房屋评估价值降低就意味着房产税减少。

10 She didn’t understand how such a lonely, depressed spirit could produce a horn of plenty that shot out pineapples and birthday cakes.

11 Vincent has assured him that he is fine, that he is not depressed, and that there would be no reason for him to be.

12 “I couldn’t think very clearly. There were too many things to think about, Mother. I was too depressed to think.”

13 “Yes,” Thomas said, hoping his expression didn’t give away just how depressed he felt.

14 The depressing sound of the pattering rain nearly drove them mad.

15 It had grown increasingly more difficult and depressing to check up on the people on his list.

16 Derek wasn’t eating and Moms asked him how he felt and he said depressed.

17 Returning to Detroit from bright climes usually depressed me.

18 Four, five, six times I pulled the rope with the same depressing result.

19 “This kind of conversation depresses me more than you could possibly imagine,” the young man told him.

20 I even think depression is caused by thinking about things that depress you.

depress 同义词

9

hit press punch

12 使忧郁

cloud hip vapor

13 使跌价

bear sink depreciate

15 使灰心丧气

bum out

16 降价

cheapen knock down

20 使萧条

depressant

22 失去信心

dishearten daunt

23 使失去信心

dishearten daunt

29 按下

depression

33 使衰退

reduce erode wither

34 郁郁不乐的

comfortless

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