单词 | repress |
释义 | re·press I. transitive verb 1. < obstruction of justice … is sternly repressed — Edward Jenks > < developed psychic interests … but then these were repressed by her parents — A.G.N.Flew > < law tended to foster rather than repress grammar — H.O.Taylor > < repress bleeding > 2. < could not repress a smile at the comical figure — Ellen Glasgow > < repressed the temptation to talk about it — Kathleen Freeman > < a remarkable ability to repress his home worries while on the job — W.H.Whyte > 3. a. < a hopeless undertaking … to try to repress such powerful subjects — H.T.Buckle > b. < the royal commissioners sent to repress the tumult — J.R.Green > 4. < chill penury repressed their noble rage — Thomas Gray > < natural instinct repressed by a perpetual stern control — Havelock Ellis > 5. < new experiential material … repressed in the personality to the level of the unconscious — H.W.Dunham > < repress conflicts > intransitive verb < the dominant minority's will to repress — A.J.Toynbee > < taboos against the gentler emotion force him to repress — Howard Griffin > II. III. |
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