psychiatrists

英 [saɪˈkaɪətrɪsts]

美 [səˈkaɪətrəsts]

n.  精神病学家; 精神科医生
psychiatrist的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 精神科医生；精神病学家
  Apsychiatristis a doctor who treats people suffering from mental illness.
  1. Alex will probably be seeing a psychiatrist for many months or even years.
     亚历克斯今后好几个月甚至几年都可能要去看精神科医生。

双语例句

• Mindful of such pitfalls, the Beth Israel psychiatrists have offered notes initially to only 10 percent of patients.
  考虑到此类潜在的困难，以色列堂-女执事医疗中心的心理医生初步只向10%的患者提供了病历。
• Of course, as it turned out, three-fourths of the people in the group were psychiatrists
  当然，结果是那群人中3/4是精神病学家。
• Psychiatrists and mental-health personnel typically assume that the mental problems of the old are untreatable.
  精神病医生和治疗人员是很典型的，他们认定老年人的精神病没法治。
• Two psychiatrists spent a total of36 hours talking to Anders Breivik as well as poring over his diaries and police interviews.
  两名心理病专家总共花了36小时与AndersBreivik交谈，还研究了他的日记和警察访谈。
• Study on the occupational stress and stress response in psychiatrists
  精神科医师职业紧张和紧张反应的研究
• First, are psychiatrists in clinical practice receiving more industry money than other specialists?
  首先，精神科临床医师是否比其他专科的医生从工业界获得更多的钱？
• However, psychiatrists say the suicides cannot be explained as a simple consequence of labour conditions at Foxconn.
  不过，精神病学家表示，不能将自杀原因简单归结为富士康的劳动条件。
• In the other, psychiatrists in New York found evidence that antidepressant drugs significantly increased the risk that some children and adolescents would attempt or commit suicide.
  另外一项是纽约的精神病医生发现抗抑郁药物明显增加了儿童和青少年采取自杀行为的风险。
• Until now, many people involved in emergency response have viewed mental health and psychosocial well-being as the sole responsibility of psychiatrists and psychologists.
  直到如今，参与紧急应对工作的许多人把精神卫生和心理社会健康视为专由精神病学家和心理学家承担的责任。
• This is a significant concern for psychiatrists and therapists, who often treat patients with depression and relationship issues and who can be particularly vulnerable to rejection.
  这对精神病医生与治疗师来说是很重要的考虑，他们经常接待意志消沉的病人或有关系问题的病人，这些病人很容易因被拒绝而易受伤害。