unconscious
US /ʌnˈkɑnʃəs/
・UK /ʌnˈkɒnʃəs/
B1 中級英檢中級
adj.形容詞失去意識的
The unconscious driver can cause accidents, it is better to watch who is around you
adj.形容詞無意識
Whoever hit my mailbox was an unconscious driver
adj.形容詞失去知覺的
She was found unconscious at the scene of the accident.
n. (u.)不可數名詞潛意識
His therapist helped him explore his unconscious.
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你不需要十年計畫，你需要嘗試！ | Anne-Laure Le Cunff (You don’t need a 10-year plan. You need to experiment. | Anne-Laure Le Cunff)
- This allows us to reduce activity in the amygdala, which is involved in unconscious emotional processing, and to increase activity in the prefrontal cortex, which is involved in rational thinking.
這樣，我們就能減少杏仁核的活動（杏仁核參與無意識的情緒處理），增加前額葉皮質的活動（前額葉皮質參與理性思考）。
- This allows us to reduce activity in the amygdala, which is involved in unconscious emotional processing,
心態是看待世界的一種默認方式，我們的心態影響著生活中的許多事情。
聖經系列 I：神的觀念入門！ (Biblical Series I: Introduction to the Idea of God)
- You know, it was Freud who really popularized the idea of the unconscious mind.
而且他真的很擅長於他的工作
- But so much of what he discovered is part of our popular conception now, including the idea that your perceptions and your actions and your thoughts are all, what would you say, informed and shaped by unconscious motivations that are not part of your voluntary control.
好像是用一個鑽頭 鋸子 或類似的東西自斷後路
如何擺脫成癮的束縛？ (How to Weaken the Hold of Addiction)
- Over a time, the addictive behaviour offers a kind of soothing, an escape from an intolerable discomfort. Vomiting after a meal brings a sense of lightness. Porn leads one into a series of physical highs. A state of drunkenness stills critical voices. The way to start to break the pattern of addiction is simply to realise, before we have rushed to the addictive solution, that we are in trouble. That we have, for whatever reason, grown very sad and hopeless about ourselves and therefore that we are in a danger zone and need help now rather than in a few hours. We have to become better historians and observers of our moods and aim to put a gap, in time and in mental activity, between the moment when we are hurt and the moment when we reach for our self-destructive solution. If we manage to slow down the process, then we should be able to wake ourselves up from our narcotic impulses and say, in a profoundly helpful way, I am upset. Just the realisation that we are so is half the battle at least. I am feeling deeply upset and therefore I am in danger. And from here, we can ask another extremely pertinent set of questions. What am I upset about? How am I upset? We may need to close our eyes and just sit still for a moment to let the answer percolate from the unconscious. Alternatively, we might try and complete the following sentence. I am currently feeling upset because… It is one of the quirks of the strange brains we all have that it can take so long to know what we are feeling and to understand what might have caused it. When we do start to notice our upset, then we can begin the business of self-soothing in more fruitful ways. One side can run an arm around the other and say in effect, poor you, how awful to be feeling awful again. Almost certainly, in early life, no one had much sympathy or the remotest bit of interest in our feelings of loss, self-hatred and abandonment. That is why we find it so hard to get interested in them ourselves. But we can patch up the damage. We can ask, how am I feeling about myself and what has happened to give me that feeling? We can replace addiction with self-compassion and understanding. No one falls prey to addictions by coincidence.
隨著時間的推移，上癮行為提供了一種撫慰，一種對難以忍受的不適的逃避。飯後嘔吐會帶來一種輕鬆感。色情會讓人進入一系列的生理高潮。酩酊大醉的狀態能平息責備的聲音。打破上癮模式的方法很簡單，那就是在我們急於找到上癮的解決辦法之前，意識到我們遇到了麻煩。不管出於什麼原因，我們已經對自己感到非常悲傷和絕望，是以我們正處於危險之中，現在就需要幫助，而不是幾個小時之後。我們必須成為更好的情緒歷史學家和觀察者，在時間和心理活動上，在我們受到傷害的那一刻和我們採取自我毀滅的解決方案的那一刻之間留出空白。如果我們能夠放慢這個
- We may need to close our eyes and just sit still for a moment to let the answer percolate from the unconscious.
諮商心理師看《靈魂急轉彎》！ (Therapist Reacts to SOUL)
- My unconscious mind hates you.
我的潛意識討厭你。
- My unconscious mind hates you!
我很喜歡的一點是，你知道，我們現在處於一個我身為一個有抱負的藝術家，再熟悉不過的悲傷狀態。
愛情裡的走走停停：為什麼你們的關係總是分合不定？（Stop Start in Love）
- It is, in fact, an almost logical phenomenon with a singular purpose: to protect one or both of the parties from a generally unconscious but violent fear that love might work out, that happiness might become real, that a true partnership could build, that vulnerability might be created and then, when the shield was lowered, when one had grown to depend on someone completely, that everything might go catastrophically wrong.
事實上，這幾乎是一個有邏輯的現象，目的單一：保護其中一方或雙方，免於一種普遍無意識但強烈的恐懼，害怕愛情可能會成功，快樂可能會成真，真正的伴侶關係可能會建立，脆弱性可能會產生，然後，當防備卸下，當一個人完全依賴某人時，一切都可能災難性地出錯。
- To protect one or both of the parties from a generally unconscious but violent fear that love might work out,
對方可能會改變心意，他們可能會逃亡，他們可能會死亡。
