ego
noun /ˈiːɡəʊ/, /ˈeɡəʊ/
/ˈiːɡəʊ/
(plural egos)
Idioms - your sense of your own value and importance
自我价值感 - He has the biggest ego of anyone I've ever met.
他是我见过的最自负的人。 - Winning the prize really boosted her ego.
获得这个奖项大大增强了她的自尊心。
- He was lucky to escape with just a bruised ego when he fell off his bike.
他从自行车上摔了下来，幸好只是伤了点儿自尊心。 - It was a huge blow to his ego to find out he was so unpopular.
发现自己这么不受欢迎对他的自我价值感是个巨大打击。 - Professionals need to check their egos and change their techniques.
专业人员需要保持谦逊，同时改进技术。 - She likes to mix with people who flatter her ego.
她喜欢和满足她虚荣心的人在一块儿。 - Unconditional surrender was more than his fragile ego could bear.
无条件投降超出了他脆弱的自我所能承受的范围。
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- big
- bloated
- enormous
- …
- have
- boost
- feed
- …
- boost
- gratification
- trip
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- a blow to somebody’s ego
- a boost to somebody’s ego
- check your ego (at the door)
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- He has the biggest ego of anyone I've ever met.
- (psychology
心理 自我 - Freud introduced the idea that a part of the ego is unconscious.
弗洛伊德创立的理论认为人的自我有一部分是处于无意识状态的。 - The part of the ego which does the criticizing is the conscience.
自我进行批判的部分是良心。
compare id, superego see also alter ego - Freud introduced the idea that a part of the ego is unconscious.
词源early 19th cent.: from Latin, literally ‘I’.
Idioms
massage somebody's ego
- to say nice things about somebody, often in a way that is not sincere, in order to make them feel better, more confident, more attractive, etc.
自我： 常常以一种不真诚的方式对某人说些好话，以使他们感觉更好，更自信，更有吸引力等。