siege mentality

美 [ˈsiːdʒ mentæləti]英 [ˈsiːdʒ mentæləti]
  • n.受围心态(感觉周围都是敌人因而必须自卫)
siege mentalitysiege mentality

noun

sing. U受围心态(感觉周围都是敌人因而必须自卫)
a feeling that you are surrounded by enemies and must protect yourself

siege mentality

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    N-SING 受围心态(感觉别人总想伤害或击败自己,因而一味想要自卫的心理)
    If a group of people have a siege mentality, they think that other people are constantly trying to harm or defeat them, and so they care only about protecting themselves.

    Police officers had a siege mentality that isolated them from the people they served.

    警察过去有一种受围心态,这将他们与他们服务的民众孤立开来。

  1. Police officers had a siege mentality that isolated them from the people they served

    警察们有一种受围心态,这使得他们脱离了所服务的群众。

  2. People familiar with Kremlin thinking say the shift was facilitated in part by President Barack Obama 's reset of relations , which has eased Moscow 's Bush-era siege mentality .

    熟知克里姆林宫想法的人士表示,俄罗斯在外交上的转变,一定程度上是受到美国总统巴拉克奥巴马(BarackObama)重置美俄关系的推动。重置之说,缓和了莫斯科在布什时代的受围心态。

  3. We can 't allow ourselves to go into a siege mentality .

    我们不能陷入精神围攻状态。

  4. No wonder there is a siege mentality in newsrooms around the land .

    难怪全美各地的编辑们都在承受着精神折磨。

  5. Goldman declined to comment for this article a sign , perhaps , that the negative publicity is fostering a siege mentality .

    高盛拒绝就本文置评这或许是一种迹象,表明负面曝光正在催生“被围心态”。

  6. On the afternoon of July 20 , a siege mentality gripped Little Jerusalem , the Jewish commercial district in Sarcelles .

    7月20日下午,萨尔塞勒的犹太商业区小耶路撒冷笼罩在一种被围攻的气氛之下。

  7. The rise in crime has led to many people developing a siege mentality , in which they see everyone as a threat and are scared to go out alone .

    违法活动的上升已导致许多人产生一种受围心理,这种心理使他们认为每个人都是威胁,对独自外出感到惊恐。