inhibitions

英 [ˌɪnhɪˈbɪʃənz]

美 [ˌɪnhəˈbɪʃənz]

n.  拘谨; 拘束感; 阻止; 抑制; 禁止
inhibition的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 顾虑;禁忌
  Inhibitionsare feelings of fear or embarrassment that make it difficult for you to behave naturally.
  1. The whole point about dancing is to stop thinking and lose all your inhibitions...
     跳舞讲求的就是停止思考,完全放开。
  2. They behave with a total lack of inhibition.
     他们表现得毫无顾忌。

双语例句

• This means you will have to wait longer, after drinking, to drive safely, and your ability to control your inhibitions will be lowered more quickly and for a longer time period.
  这意味着你喝酒后需要等待更长时间才能进行安全驾驶，而你的抑制能力也会更快降低并持续更长时间。
• Women said alcohol helped them lose their inhibitions and become more adventurous between the sheets.
  受访女性称，酒精能让她们在做爱过程中更放得开，更大胆。
• This does not mean expressing emotion, but letting emotions move through you without any inhibitions, resistance, or encouragement.
  这并不意谓著鼓励你去表达或发泄情绪，而是说&让情绪在你心中自然地来去，不去压抑排斥它或去迎合它。
• You must learn to shed your inhibitions.
  你应该尽量摆脱抑制心态。
• We have no inhibitions about meeting him.
  有关要与他会面，我们没有顾虑。
• Indeed, it is one of the pleasures of travelling with the elderly-and not just my father, but my aunts and godparents as well-that they are beyond inhibitions about talking to complete strangers.
  的确，这就是与老人一起出游的乐趣之一&不只是我父亲，还有我的阿姨们和教父教母，他们可以随心所欲地和完全陌生的人交谈。
• On both large and small farms, one of the principal inhibitions to expansion of production can be insecurity of tenure.
  不论大农场或小农场，扩大生产的主要抑制因素可能是租地使用权缺乏保障。
• He shed his inhibitions and joined in.
  他消除顾虑参加了进来。
• To have or cause to have emotional difficulties or inhibitions. I no longer felt the inner restraint.
  抑制，障碍使引起心理上的困境或抑制我再也不感到内心的压抑了。
• Alcohol and drugs dull your awareness, loosens you inhibitions and reduces your ability to make safe choices.
  酒精和药物会迷惑你的理智，放松你的警惕，降低你做出安全选择的能力。