- When you have amnesia you can't remember what happened to you in the past. Amnesia is a total or partial memory loss.
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- n. 健忘症，[内科] 记忆缺失
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1. We tend to think that a person who is a complete victim of amnesia is still the same person as before.
我们倾向于认为，一个彻底的健忘症患者，他与以前没有患病时仍然是同一个人。
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2. She also subscribed to a selective amnesia: “I have the habit of forgetting what I do not care to remember, ” she conceded.
另外，她有选择性的健忘症：“我有个习惯，我会忘记那些我不想记住的事物，”她承认说。
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3. amnesia is a primitive, self-preservation mechanism, which comes into play when man need to protect himself or herself from some form of severe emotional or physical trauma.
健忘症是一种原始的自我保护心理，当人类需要从某种严重的感情或者是生理创伤进行自我保护的时候，它就会起作用。
- amnesia (n.) "loss of memory," 1786 (as a Greek word in English from 1670s), Modern Latin, coined from Greek amnesia "forgetfulness," from a- "not" (see a- (3)) + mnesi- "remembering" (found only in compounds), from stem of mnasthai "to recall, remember," related to mnemnon "mindful," mneme "memory;" from PIE root *men- (1) "to think." The usual word in Greek was amnestia, but this had a specialized sense of "forgetfulness of wrong" (see amnesty).
am·nesia / æmˈniːziə ; NAmE æmˈniːʒə / noun [uncountable ] a medical condition in which sb partly or completely loses their memory 记忆缺失；遗忘（症） ▶ am·nesiac / æmˈniːziæk ; NAmE æmˈniːʒiæk / noun ◆ This new discovery helps amnesiacs keep their memory. 这一新的发现有助于遗忘症患者保持记忆。 amnesiac amnesiacs am·nesia / æmˈniːziə ; NAmE æmˈniːʒə / am·nesiac / æmˈniːziæk ; NAmE æmˈniːʒiæk /
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