catatonic
catatonic 英 [ˌkætəˈtɒnɪk] 美 [ˌkætəˈtɑnɪk]
adj. 紧张性精神症的 n. 紧张性精神症患者
- Use the adjective catatonic to describe someone who is in an unresponsive stupor, as if suffering from a mental disorder. Sometimes in the summer it gets so hot that people lose all their energy and get catatonic.
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- adj. 紧张性精神症的
- n. 紧张性精神症患者
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1. After a long day at work or school, there’s something about watching TV that can lull us into a relaxed, nearly catatonic state.
长达一天的劳苦工作或辛勤学习后，看看电视可以使我们平静下来，进入一种身心放松，远离紧张的状态。
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2. With an almost catatonic concentration, almost without blinking or licking my lips, I read the entire book from first to last word without stopping.
近乎精神紧张，我没眨眼或舔嘴唇，停也没停就把整本书看完了。
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3. Fantastic. So I engage in a daring solo escape only to find myself on a rooftop with a catatonic gay dwarf.
棒极了。我单枪匹马地英勇脱逃，却发现自己站在屋顶上，身边只有个紧张兮兮的基佬矮人。
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