mind-set

英 [maɪnd set]

美 [maɪnd set]

网络  思维模式; 心态; 思维定势; 思维定式; 人的思维模式

英英释义

noun

• a habitual or characteristic mental attitude that determines how you will interpret and respond to situations
  Synonym:mentalityoutlookmindset

双语例句

• But it needed a whole new mind-set for the London job.
  但是，为了完成伦敦交给它的任务，Populous需要一个全新的思路。
• Clearly mind-set manipulation can counteract presumed physiological limits, Langer said.
  兰格总结道，显然操纵心态可以抵消假定的生理局限。
• The trap in both instances is the "my job/ your job" mind-set.
  两个实例中的圈套是“我的工作或你的工作”的心态。
• She also recommends implementing good nutrition, a healthy mind-set, recovery sessions and.
  她也建议跑步者的营养要充足、心态要健康，还要有恢复期和做交叉训练。
• This mind-set will allow you to know your ownworth with out being too proud of your accomplishments.
  这些都会让你清楚地认识到自己的价值，又不会使你对于自己的才华过度骄傲。
• The modern athlete's mind-set is, 'I'm going to make as much as I can now and not worry about the future.'
  当今运动员的一贯想法是：“现在只管尽自己最大努力，而不去担心日后会怎么样。”
• The fixed mind-set believes it's entitled to success without much effort and regards failure as a personal affront.
  这种固定的思想认为他们不用很努力，也不用承受失败那种人格的侮辱就可以获得成功。
• If you have a more positive mind-set, you'll find yourself more motivated.
  如果你有积极的心态，你会发现自己更有动力。
• I was happier then with no mind-set.
  我是那么幸福，没有想法的。
• She will turn herself into a NEW-self provided* the right time, place, and mind-set.
  她想让自己焕然一新，必定还需要对的时间、对的地点和对的心态。