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ambivalence n.矛盾情绪；矛盾心理 (1) 她对他的态度有些矛盾。(2) 但是近来，这种矛盾的情绪逐渐转变成彻底的君权思想。(3) 他们的矛盾心理使我们有机会拖延时间争取复原。 Originally a psychological term, ambivalence was borrowed from the German word Ambivalenz, coined in 1910 by the Swiss psychologist Eugen Bleuler. The German word was formed from the Latin prefix ambi- "in two ways" plus Latin valentia "vigor, strength."

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英 [æm'bɪvələns] 美 [æm'bɪvələns] (1) She felt a certain ambivalence towards him.(2) But lately ambivalence is turning into out-and-out royalism.(3) Their ambivalence gave us a chance to play for time and recoup. Someone who shows ambivalence about a person or thing has conflicting feelings. If you love your mom but find her totally embarrassing, you might feel ambivalent about having her give a presentation at your school.

英语单词	ambivalence
英美音标	英 [æm'bɪvələns] 美 [æm'bɪvələns]
中文释义	n.矛盾情绪；矛盾心理
英语例句	(1) She felt a certain ambivalence towards him. (2) But lately ambivalence is turning into out-and-out royalism. (3) Their ambivalence gave us a chance to play for time and recoup.
中文例句	(1) 她对他的态度有些矛盾。 (2) 但是近来，这种矛盾的情绪逐渐转变成彻底的君权思想。 (3) 他们的矛盾心理使我们有机会拖延时间争取复原。
vocabulary简明	Someone who shows ambivalence about a person or thing has conflicting feelings. If you love your mom but find her totally embarrassing, you might feel ambivalent about having her give a presentation at your school.
vocabulary扩展	Originally a psychological term, ambivalence was borrowed from the German word Ambivalenz, coined in 1910 by the Swiss psychologist Eugen Bleuler. The German word was formed from the Latin prefix ambi- "in two ways" plus Latin valentia "vigor, strength."

Ambivalence German Word Latin 英 æm'bɪvələns] 美 æm'bɪvələns N.矛盾情绪；矛盾心理