somatic
somatic 英 [səʊ'mætɪk] 美 [soˈmætɪk]
adj. 躯体的；肉体的；体壁的
- Somatic is a fancy word that just means dealing with the body. You may be tired of hearing your great-grandfather's somatic complaints, but give him a break - his body has been working for 80 years!
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- adj. 躯体的；肉体的；体壁的
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1. Such experiences ex-somatic, which the dreamer feels to be out of his physical body, are called lucid dreams.
这种经验超脱于肉体，做梦者感觉到自己在脱离他的身体，这被称为清醒梦。
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2. To balance on a bike we need somatic tacit knowledge, but to ride it in traffic we need collective tacit knowledge.
为了在自行车上取得平衡，我们需要躯体隐性知识，此外为了在车流中骑行，我们还需要集体隐性知识。
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3. I call this, cat-like, brain-and-body kind of tacit knowledge "somatic tacit knowledge": it is knowledge stored in the muscles, nerve pathways, and synaptic connections.
我称之为类猫化脑体型隐性知识，即“躯体隐性知识”：它是存储于肌肉、神经通路以及突触连接中的知识。
- somatic (adj.) "pertaining to the body" (as distinct from the soul, spirit, or mind), 1775, from French somatique and directly from Greek somatikos "of the body," from soma (genitive somatos) "the body" (see somato-).
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