therapy

Word family nountherapytherapist

Related topics: Hospital, Illness & disability, Psychology, psychiatry

ther·a·py /ˈθerəpi/ noun (plural therapies)

1 MH[countableC, uncountableU] the treatment of an illness or injury over a fairly long period of time 治疗；疗法

new drug therapies

新的药物疗法

radiation therapy for cancer treatment

治疗癌症的放射疗法

2 MH[uncountableU] the treatment or examination of someone’s mental problems by talking to them for a long time about their feelings 心理治疗 SYN psychotherapy

in therapy

Rob was in therapy for several years.

罗布接受过几年的心理治疗。

a therapy group

心理治疗小组

→ chemotherapy, occupational, physiotherapy, speech therapy, hormone replacement therapy

Examples from the Corpus

therapy• Anyone who has actually experienced acupuncture, or several other complementary therapies, will agree on this.• Psychotherapy and group therapy - as an out-patient or in-patient - may also be prescribed.• He's been in therapy for years, but he's still got a big self-esteem problem.• Bright-light therapy is used as a surrogate for sunshine.• Bright-light therapy may be the answer.• But that's been a sort of therapy.• Oral therapy is a practical means of correcting or preventing hypomagnesemia, particularly in patients with only mild deficits.• Don underwent months of physical therapy after the accident.• A full recovery will require years of physical therapy.• Is the discredited regression therapy still taught and used in any homes and, if so, will he make it illegal?• Will she need to have speech therapy?• This child is clearly very disturbed emotionally and may require long-term therapy.• The therapy involves getting the patient to tell the doctor about their early childhood.• Personal Training Biofeedback-This therapy is often utilized in headache and pain treatment.

in therapy• Julie's been in therapy for two years.

Origin therapy

(1800-1900) Modern Latin therapia, from Greek therapeia, from therapeuein “to attend, treat”

词汇	therapy
释义	therapy Word family nountherapytherapist Related topics: Hospital, Illness & disability, Psychology, psychiatry ther·a·py /ˈθerəpi/ ●●○ noun (plural therapies) 1 MH[countableC, uncountableU] the treatment of an illness or injury over a fairly long period of time 治疗；疗法 new drug therapies 新的药物疗法 radiation therapy for cancer treatment 治疗癌症的放射疗法 2 MH[uncountableU] the treatment or examination of someone’s mental problems by talking to them for a long time about their feelings 心理治疗 SYN psychotherapy in therapy Rob was in therapy for several years. 罗布接受过几年的心理治疗。 a therapy group 心理治疗小组 → chemotherapy, occupational, physiotherapy, speech therapy, hormone replacement therapy Examples from the Corpus therapy• Anyone who has actually experienced acupuncture, or several other complementary therapies, will agree on this.• Psychotherapy and group therapy - as an out-patient or in-patient - may also be prescribed.• He's been in therapy for years, but he's still got a big self-esteem problem.• Bright-light therapy is used as a surrogate for sunshine.• Bright-light therapy may be the answer.• But that's been a sort of therapy.• Oral therapy is a practical means of correcting or preventing hypomagnesemia, particularly in patients with only mild deficits.• Don underwent months of physical therapy after the accident.• A full recovery will require years of physical therapy.• Is the discredited regression therapy still taught and used in any homes and, if so, will he make it illegal?• Will she need to have speech therapy?• This child is clearly very disturbed emotionally and may require long-term therapy.• The therapy involves getting the patient to tell the doctor about their early childhood.• Personal Training Biofeedback-This therapy is often utilized in headache and pain treatment. in therapy• Julie's been in therapy for two years. Origin therapy (1800-1900) Modern Latin therapia, from Greek therapeia, from therapeuein “to attend, treat”
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