melancholia

常見(jiàn)例句

But he also suffered from depression all his life. Doctors at that time called it melancholia.
但他一生都遭受抑鬱的折磨，那時(shí)毉生將這種病稱(chēng)之爲(wèi)精神憂鬱癥。
The method is often applicable to melancholia, insomnia, epilepsy, etc. caused by impairment of the spleen and consumption of spirit due to excessive anxiety.
通常用於過(guò)度焦慮導(dǎo)致的憂鬱癥、失眠癥。
He sounds a shrill alarm: “We are right at this moment annihilating melancholia,” he declares, which will deprive us of the creativity, genius and intellectual brilliance that come from this gloom.
他發(fā)出了尖銳的警告：“我們正在拋卻憂鬱，”他這樣宣佈道，我們將因此喪失創(chuàng)造力，天才和智慧的光芒，它們因爲(wèi)憂鬱而存在。

Had never had the real melancholia before and am glad to have had it so I know what people go through.
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