phobics

英 美 [ˈfoʊbɪks]

n.  恐惧症患者; 极端仇视者; 恐惧…的; 仇恨…的
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柯林斯词典

  1. ADJ 厌恶的；恐惧的
    A phobic feeling or reaction results from or is related to a strong, irrational fear or hatred of something.
    1. Many children acquire a phobic horror of dogs.
      很多儿童都怕狗。
  2. ADJ-GRADED （人）惧怕的，憎恨的
    Someone who is phobic has a strong, irrational fear or hatred of something.
    1. In Victorian times people were phobic about getting on trains. They weren't used to it.
      在维多利亚时代，人们对坐火车怕得要命。他们对此还不习惯。
    2. Phobic is also a noun.
    3. Social phobics quake at the thought of meeting strangers.
      患有社交恐惧症的人一想到要见陌生人就发抖。
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  1. Psychologists say that introverts, or social phobics, are more likely to be drained than fired up by social occasions.
    心理学家表示，性格内向的人或者社交恐惧者更有可能被社交场合弄得疲惫不堪，而不是感到振奋。
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