英:[rɪˈgres]
美:[rɪ'ɡres]
英:[rɪˈgres]
美:[rɪ'ɡres]
vi.
逆行,倒退
退回,回归
退化
vt.
使…倒退
re·gress
rih gres
regresses, regressing, regressed
regressive (adj.)
词根:regress
adj.regressive 回归的;后退的;退化的
n.regression 回归;退化;逆行;复原
noun
an act or the privilege of going or coming back
reentry sense 1
movement backward to a previous and especially worse or more primitive state or condition
the act of reasoning backward
verb
intransitive verb
to make or undergo regress : retrograde
to be subject to or exhibit regression
to tend to approach or revert to a mean
transitive verb
to induce a state of psychological regression in
14世纪晚期, regresse,“回归,返回,回去的行为”,源自拉丁语 regressus “回归,撤退,返回”,是 regredi 的过去分词名词用法,意为“返回”,由 re- “回”(见 re-)和 gradi “迈步,行走”(源自 PIE 词根 *ghredh- “步行,前往”)组成。在法律语言中更为常见。心理学上“从结果到原因的工作回溯”一词来源于17世纪。
Noun Middle English regresse, from Anglo-French, from Latin regressus, from regredi to go back, from re- + gradi to go — more at grade >entry 1
The first known use of regress was in the 15th century
regrettableadjective
deserving regret
regret1 of 2verb
to mourn the loss or death of
to miss very much
to be keenly sorry for
to experience regret
regret2 of 2noun
sorrow aroused by events beyond one's control
an expression of sorrow or disappointment
plural a note politely turning down an invitation
regretfullyadverb
in a way that is full of regret
I must regretfully decline your invitation
I regret : we regret
regretfully, we can't go
regret1 of 2verb
to mourn the loss or death of
to miss very much
to be keenly sorry for
to experience regret
regret2 of 2noun
sorrow aroused by events beyond one's control
an expression of sorrow or disappointment
plural a note politely turning down an invitation
regressverb
to go or cause to go back especially to a previous level or condition
regressiveadjective
of, relating to, or tending toward regression
gradually decreasing
a regressive tax
regressionnoun
an act or the fact of regressing
regressverb
to go or cause to go back especially to a previous level or condition
regressverb
to go or cause to go back especially to a previous level or condition
regressintransitive verb
to undergo or exhibit regression
a regressing lesion
1 “You’re your own person, but somehow you regress back to when you were 15.”
2 I would like to explore this possibility more in future work, but the basic idea is that in our attempts to do creative work we sometimes regress to a childlike state.
3 And drops at a time when America is regressing into an era of sexual repression, politically speaking.
4 It’s mind-boggling to me that we have totally regressed to this whole labeling and colorism and just ridiculous racist bigotry that is percolating in society right now.
5 The differences from “Murder One” are distinctive, though, and quite revealing about how television has advanced — and regressed — over two decades.
6 Alice, however, is already too far into her dementia to manage ending her life, and she survives into the late stages, regressing all the way back to cognitive toddlerhood.
7 Also, don’t be surprised if, after some time of independent walking, your daughter regresses and wants to walk with you again.
8 But studio supervision, a useful form of quality control on mediocre filmmakers, risks diluting the distinctive qualities of unusually gifted filmmakers such as Trank, regressing to the mean without fulfilling the norm.
9 And: are we keeping up with the Kardashians or in fact regressing with them?
10 in extreme circumstances, people sometimes regress to the behavior they exhibited in childhood
11 I think you either progress or regress, so it’s either going up or down.
12 This seems in line with other elements in the book that suggest generations regressing.
13 On tour, some of the actors can regress a little.
14 Playing up the notion that his Spencer is still a child at heart, regressing in the face of trauma, Del Palmer gamely inhabits the younger version of his character through childhood memories.
15 Many men, when very angry, regress to their childhood and show their bad temper by shouting and stamping their feet.
很多人,盛怒之下又退回到孩提时代,边大喊大叫边跺脚地发脾气。
16 With heavy electro shocks the victim is regressed to a state of an infant.
用很重的点击对待受害者使其回归到婴幼儿状态.
17 It is a kind of relaxation, because thinking stops; you regress.
这是一种放松, 因为思想停止了, 你回归了.
18 But, contrary to Dawkins, the argument does not assume that God is “immune to the regress”—that is, has no cause other than himself.
19 Calcium deposits Build up under the skin. The disease may finally stabilize or gradually regress.
皮下堆积起钙的沉积. 最后病情可转稳定或缓慢消退.
20 As to what degree relations may regress, that depends on the cause of the regression.
至于倒退到什么程度, 那要看导致倒退的来势如何.
1 倒退
retrograde reactionary recessive retrogressive bass-ackward back setback retrogression retrogradation retroversion backset reverse backslide retrogress retrovert go backward regressive cancrizans backing regression reversal reversion countermarch retro- react relapse devolution backward backwards degeneracy back-pedalling back-pedal sternway degeneration a step backwards put the clock back turn the clock back set back backsliding wind reactive reaction recoil
2 复归权
3 退化
degenerate obsolete degenerative retrograde degraded vestigial retrogressive cataplasia regression degradation degeneration atrophy devolution obsolescence degeneracy involution retrogression retrogradation retroversion vestigium degrade retrogress regressive obsolescent deterioration catagenesis decay deteriorate abort rudimentary aborted rust wastage rot declension go anaplastic dystrophic dwindle moulder reduce
4 倒推理
5 回到从前
8 退回
regressive regression kickback reject retrace cast back rejection reversion retrocession retrocede untread return retrograde recession recoil retreat
10 退步
retrograde decline degeneration licking degeneracy declension retrogression retrogradation degenerate retrogress go backward regressive retrogressive backward backwardly regression degradation relapse backslide derogate backwards fade decadence lapse
11 逆行
antidromic retrograde retrogressive antecedency retrogression retrogradation reverse retrogress
12 后退
backing retrograde recessive regressive retrogressive retreat recession regression retrogression retrogradation countermarch retrocession sternway regradation drop retire lapse recede retrogress retrocede back stern foremost bear back drop back shy jib crawfish recess back off recessional setback throwback backset
14 退行