schizophrenic

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Psychology, psychiatryschizophrenicschiz‧o‧phren‧ic1 /ˌskɪtsəʊˈfrenɪk◂, -sə- $ -soʊ-, -sə-/ adjective 1 MPrelating to schizophrenia2 CHANGE FROM ONE THING TO ANOTHERquickly changing from one opinion, attitude etc to another The film was an example of schizophrenic movie-making at its worst.Examples from the Corpusschizophrenic• We are all deeply schizophrenic about roads.• In both respects the schizophrenic brain appears to be abnormal.• My several lives were often incompatible, and I led a schizophrenic existence.• It was kind of schizophrenic, like a brain that was gone.• This schizophrenic musical existence dragged on for years.• The survey shows the schizophrenic nature of Americans' views on crime.• Like the house, the impression off the landscape was schizophrenic, of richness and desolation equally.• Each was admitted as suffering from schizophrenic symptoms.• Sometimes the hallucinations associated with small seizures in the temporal lobe have characteristics suggestive of schizophrenic thought, especially paranoia.Related topics: Psychology, psychiatryschizophrenicschizophrenic2 noun [countable] MPsomeone who has schizophreniaExamples from the Corpusschizophrenic• Bodiless voices, such as a schizophrenic might hear, gave evidence.• So what defines a schizophrenic, then?• Since September, du Pont has been undergoing treatment at a state psychiatric hospital after being diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic.• One doctor even diagnosed Mr Page as a paranoid schizophrenic.

单词	schizophrenic
释义	schizophrenic From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Psychology, psychiatryschizophrenicschiz‧o‧phren‧ic1 /ˌskɪtsəʊˈfrenɪk◂, -sə- $ -soʊ-, -sə-/ adjective 1 MPrelating to schizophrenia2 CHANGE FROM ONE THING TO ANOTHERquickly changing from one opinion, attitude etc to another The film was an example of schizophrenic movie-making at its worst.Examples from the Corpusschizophrenic• We are all deeply schizophrenic about roads.• In both respects the schizophrenic brain appears to be abnormal.• My several lives were often incompatible, and I led a schizophrenic existence.• It was kind of schizophrenic, like a brain that was gone.• This schizophrenic musical existence dragged on for years.• The survey shows the schizophrenic nature of Americans' views on crime.• Like the house, the impression off the landscape was schizophrenic, of richness and desolation equally.• Each was admitted as suffering from schizophrenic symptoms.• Sometimes the hallucinations associated with small seizures in the temporal lobe have characteristics suggestive of schizophrenic thought, especially paranoia.Related topics: Psychology, psychiatryschizophrenicschizophrenic2 noun [countable] MPsomeone who has schizophreniaExamples from the Corpusschizophrenic• Bodiless voices, such as a schizophrenic might hear, gave evidence.• So what defines a schizophrenic, then?• Since September, du Pont has been undergoing treatment at a state psychiatric hospital after being diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic.• One doctor even diagnosed Mr Page as a paranoid schizophrenic.
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