psych.

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心理,心理学家,心理学,心理素质

Definitions

1.
psyched, psych·ing.Informal.
- ›to intimidate or frighten psychologically, or make nervous: to psych out the competition.
- ›to prepare psychologically to be in the right frame of mind or to give one's best: to psych oneself up for an interview.
- ›to figure out psychologically; decipher: to psych out a problem.

as inpsychology

Forms: psyched, psyching

Synonyms

Partly this is because they are dogs, and thus blessedly free from the tendency to psych themselves out.
I tend to be very hard on myself and I psych myself out when it’s time to disclose.
Over tea at the Harvard Club, professor William Moulton Marston offered her a job — not in the classroom or psych lab, but in the office of his 43rd Street art studio.
The available second-floor space had been Hillcrest, the psych ward that a number of the homeless associated with past traumas.
In a Minnesota VA psych ward, a veteran shoots himself in the head.
Psych was a show always keenly aware of its spot in the pop culture universe.
After close to a two-year wait, Psych: The Musical will finally air this Sunday on USA.
Why couldn't they find a psych bed anywhere in southwestern Virginia for Gus Deeds?
Every inmate admitted into the Arizona Department of Corrections is required to take a mandatory psych test.
Usually crews that had to wait hours before passing through psych raised a big fuss.

/sahyk/US // saɪk //UK // (saɪk) //

心理,心理学家,心理学,心理素质

1.
psyched, psych·ing.Informal.
- ›to intimidate or frighten psychologically, or make nervous: to psych out the competition.
- ›to prepare psychologically to be in the right frame of mind or to give one's best: to psych oneself up for an interview.
- ›to figure out psychologically; decipher: to psych out a problem.

as inpsychology

Forms: psyched, psyching

Synonyms

Partly this is because they are dogs, and thus blessedly free from the tendency to psych themselves out.
I tend to be very hard on myself and I psych myself out when it’s time to disclose.
Over tea at the Harvard Club, professor William Moulton Marston offered her a job — not in the classroom or psych lab, but in the office of his 43rd Street art studio.
The available second-floor space had been Hillcrest, the psych ward that a number of the homeless associated with past traumas.
In a Minnesota VA psych ward, a veteran shoots himself in the head.
Psych was a show always keenly aware of its spot in the pop culture universe.
After close to a two-year wait, Psych: The Musical will finally air this Sunday on USA.
Why couldn't they find a psych bed anywhere in southwestern Virginia for Gus Deeds?
Every inmate admitted into the Arizona Department of Corrections is required to take a mandatory psych test.
Usually crews that had to wait hours before passing through psych raised a big fuss.