mental capacity

英 [ˈmentl kəˈpæsəti]

美 [ˈmentl kəˈpæsəti]

意识能力；智力，能力；心理能量

法律

英英释义

noun

• mental ability
  1. he's got plenty of brains but no common sense
  Synonym:brainbrainpowerlearning abilitymentalitywit

双语例句

• You have so much more mental capacity than you might imagine.
  你有比你想象的要多得多的思维能力。
• The amount of noise which anyone can bear undisturbed stands in inverse proportion to his mental capacity.
  任何人能够无动于衷地忍受的噪音的量，与他的心智能力成反比。
• It is easier to judge a person's mental capacity by his questions than by his answers.
  从一个人提出的问题比他所给予的答案更容易判断出他的智慧。
• For in this way our knowledge becomes much more certain, and our mental capacity is enormously increased.
  在这样的方式里，我们的知识变得更为确定，我们的心灵能力高度地增进了。
• Lacks the mental capacity to make good judgments.
  缺乏做出正确判断的智力。
• He suffered a stroke in1988, which left him unable to speak, but his mental capacity wasn't affected.
  他在1988年中风，不能说话，但他的思维能力没有受影响。
• After his diagnosis, Padgett decided to apply his new-found mental capacity by enrolling in community college.
  在诊断后，帕吉特决定利用好自己因祸得福的高智商大脑，他报名进入社区大学进行学习。
• The problem is watching television doesn't use your mental capacity OR allow it to recharge.
  问题是，看电视并不会使用脑力或者给大脑充电。
• In the UK, families are permitted to contest wills on the grounds that the maker of the will lost mental capacity when the will was made.
  在英国，法律还允许家人以遗嘱订立人在立遗嘱时神志不清为由，对遗嘱提出反对。
• If you merely repeat the same experiences, you'll stagnate, and your mental capacity will atrophy.
  如果你只重复相同的经验，就会停滞不前，脑容量会萎缩。