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deficient
US /dɪˈfɪʃənt/
・UK /dɪˈfɪʃnt/
B2 中高級英檢高級
adj.形容詞缺乏的
Because of her poor diet, Susan's body was deficient in several important chemicals
影片字幕
為了更健康長壽，現在就該做出改變！ (Changes to make now for a longer and healthier life)
- I think it depends on where you're most deficient, so it sounds like for you, exercise might be the place that's most challenging.
我認為這取決於你最缺乏的地方，所以對你來說，運動可能是最具挑戰性的地方。
面試必問！８個聰明問題問倒人資主管！ (8 Smart Questions To Ask Hiring Managers In A Job Interview)
- but I tell you it really works, is, "If there were some skills or experience you wish I had that would make me a better fit for this job, what would they be?" This is your polite way of asking if they feel you have any shortcomings or if there is something deficient about what you've presented to them today during the interview.
你想結束這次採訪，這次談話。
- or if there is something deficient
或有不足之處
口渴的驚人好處，口渴才喝水!!!,自然療法,柏格醫生 Dr Berg (口渴的驚人好處，口渴才喝水!!,自然療法,柏格醫生 Dr Berg)
- You see, one of the things that you need to know about sodium is if you're sodium deficient because you drink a lot of water, that can stress out the sympathetic nervous system.
你看，關於鈉，你需要知道的一件事是，如果你缺鈉，因為你喝了很多水，這會對交感神經系統造成壓力。
如何戰勝劣勢 ► 絕地翻生？ - Jonathan Mooney 中英字幕 (如何戰勝劣勢 ► 絕地翻生？ - Jonathan Mooney 中英字幕)
- And I dropped out of school for a year in sixth grade, because I was a kid who believed that because I was different, I was deficient, that I was the stupid, crazy, and lazy kid.
我在六年級時輟學了一年，因為我是一個認為自己與眾不同、有缺陷的孩子，我是一個愚蠢、瘋狂、懶惰的孩子。
我是西蒙。我建立了自己的頻道。 這是第一個視頻 (Simon here. I made my own channel. Here's the first video)
- That'll be a good one. Talking about self-compassion, the characteristics of self-actualization, PTSD, and post-traumatic growth, and how some romantic relationships fail, evolutionary game theory, some challenges with psychometric scales, giving love versus deficient love, the role of the nervous system in finding meaning and purpose, and finally, how I've incorporated this book into my next calling in life. It's not entirely navel-gazing and it's not entirely dry science either. I'm going to try to blend the personal and the impersonal here and I hope that it's something that you find interesting. Also, I dig humanistic psychology. I feel like psychology is often associated with helping people that are in some ways damaged and really zeroes in on that. Talking about mental health is more like talking about mental illness. But I think humanistic psychology wants to go beyond fixing what's broken, beyond just looking at you for your shortcomings and isms, and goes more into helping you grow into your fullest potential. There's more of a sense of optimism here and that resonates a lot more for me. I chose this book because even though self-help books are an 11 billion dollar industry just in the US alone and there are so many to choose from, this guy seems to be as credentialed as it comes. He's taught at universities that I really respect, some that I actually want to go to, and has conversations with other well-credentialed psychologists that I respect as well. So I think what he says holds weight and this book has a lot to offer. It's framed through Kaufman's fanboying-slash-scholarship of Abraham Maslow's work.
這將是一個很好的話題。談自我同情、自我實現的特點、創傷後應激障礙和創傷後成長，以及一些浪漫關係是如何失敗的、進化博弈論、心理測量量表的一些挑戰、給予的愛與缺乏的愛、神經系統在尋找意義和目的中的作用，最後，我是如何將這本書融入我的下一個人生使命的。這不完全是天馬行空，也不完全是枯燥的科學。在這裡，我將嘗試把個人和非個人的東西融合在一起，希望你們會覺得有趣。另外，我很喜歡人本主義心理學。我覺得心理學通常與幫助那些在某些方面受到傷害的人聯繫在一起，並真正將其歸零。談論心理健康更像是在談論心理疾病。但我認為，人本
- Kaufman down the rabbit hole of his reference articles, books, and podcasts. For real, this is very thorough, and it's one of the reasons why I love it. It's not just a stream of thoughts and theories where I'm rushed along, and wowed by aphorisms and pretty writing, and where I hoped that I could follow the thesis. No, I like to double check the ideas as they come my way. Kaufman's writing is totally my jam. So let's start digging into the first half of the book, which goes into great detail to show where we are deficient in our needs, and how is that affecting our well-being.
考夫曼在他的參考文章、書籍和播客中如魚得水。說真的，這本書非常透徹，這也是我喜歡它的原因之一。這本書不只是思想和理論的流水賬，我不只是被箴言和漂亮的文字所吸引，也不只是希望自己能跟上論文的思路。不，我喜歡在想法出現時再三確認。考夫曼的文筆完全是我的菜。是以，讓我們開始挖掘這本書的前半部分，它非常詳細地說明了我們在哪些方面的需求不足，以及這些需求是如何影響我們的幸福的。
完全無症狀，但一發作就會要人命！無聲殺手「動脈瘤」該怎麼預防，讓專業醫生告訴你！ (Aneurysms: The Silent Killer)
- If you're deficient in copper, you can't make the connective tissue to make everything nice and strong and firm.
如果缺乏銅，就無法形成結締組織，使一切都變得漂亮、結實和堅固。
原來它這麼重要！讓專家告訴你攝取足夠的 Omega-3 對身體可以帶來哪些好處！ (What Happens if You Consumed Omega-3 Fish Oils for 30 Days)
- That means that our bodies can't make them, but we need them and 70% of the entire population is deficient in Omega-3.
這意味著我們的身體無法制造它們，但我們需要它們，而整個人口中有 70% 的人缺乏 Omega-3 脂肪酸。
- And I'm gonna tell you why they are deficient.
我要告訴你它們為什麼大家缺少攝取的量。
讓身體殺死腹部脂肪的簡單方法！| 馮傑森博士 (The SIMPLE Way To Make Your Body KILL BELLY FAT! | Dr Jason Fung)
- In the last six months, so many of the nutritionists I've spoken to have really impressed upon me that we are fiber deficient. And I'm wondering how that happened.
在過去的六個月裡，我接觸過的很多營養學家都給我留下了一個深刻的印象，那就是我們缺乏纖維。我想知道這是怎麼發生的。
