英语词汇“hypochondriac”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

nadj

If you obsess about your health and imagine you have the symptoms of a disease (or diseases), you may well be a hypochondriac and should seek therapy.

The original Greek hypochondriakos referred to the region of the abdomen, an area that ancient doctors believed to be the seat of misery or melancholia. It stands to reason, then, that hypochondriacs are usually unhappy, simply because they always imagine they're sick.

WORD FAMILY

hypochondriac: hypochondriacally, hypochondriacs+/hypochondria: hypochondriac, hypochondriacal, hypochondrias

USAGE EXAMPLES

Will does not explain why only “political hypochondriacs” think that the winner of the most votes should prevail.

Washington Post(Dec 25, 2016)

Political hypochondriacs say, with more indignation than precision, that the nation’s 58th presidential election was the fifth in which the winner lost the popular vote.

Washington Post(Dec 16, 2016)

By 1936, Universal was virtually ruined, and Junior’s career ended at 28, though he was to survive another 43 wretchedly unfulfilled and chronically hypochondriac years.

Washington Post(Nov 23, 2016)

1n a patient with imaginary symptoms and ailments

Hyper

patient

a person who requires medical care

2adj suffering from hypochondria

Syn

hypochondriacal
neurotic, psychoneurotic

affected with emotional disorder

单词	hypochondriac
释义	hypochondriac (once / 13840 pages) nadj If you obsess about your health and imagine you have the symptoms of a disease (or diseases), you may well be a hypochondriac and should seek therapy. The original Greek hypochondriakos referred to the region of the abdomen, an area that ancient doctors believed to be the seat of misery or melancholia. It stands to reason, then, that hypochondriacs are usually unhappy, simply because they always imagine they're sick. WORD FAMILY hypochondriac: hypochondriacally, hypochondriacs+/hypochondria: hypochondriac, hypochondriacal, hypochondrias USAGE EXAMPLES Will does not explain why only “political hypochondriacs” think that the winner of the most votes should prevail. Washington Post(Dec 25, 2016) Political hypochondriacs say, with more indignation than precision, that the nation’s 58th presidential election was the fifth in which the winner lost the popular vote. Washington Post(Dec 16, 2016) By 1936, Universal was virtually ruined, and Junior’s career ended at 28, though he was to survive another 43 wretchedly unfulfilled and chronically hypochondriac years. Washington Post(Nov 23, 2016) 1n a patient with imaginary symptoms and ailments Hyper patient a person who requires medical care 2adj suffering from hypochondria Syn hypochondriacal neurotic, psychoneurotic affected with emotional disorder
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