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Перевод: psyche

[существительное]
душа ; дух ; псише; высокое зеркало на ножках

Тезаурус:

1. Eros and Psyche is in pigskin.
2. Desert Island Discs has permeated the national psyche to such an extent, people start compiling their own list almost as soon as they've bought their first LP
3. It means that we are selling the consumer what he wants for his psyche.
4. Instead we have quite enthusiastically lapsed into a chronic dualism where the whole emotional side of the human psyche has been suppressed.
5. A journey to the heartland of today's Ireland, Jiving at the Crossroads cuts to the core of the unresolved struggles that haunt the Irish psyche - between the past and the present, between the urban and the rural - creating a unique insight into the dilemmas faced by a whole generation born since de Valera's vision of comely lads and lasses dancing at the crossroads.
6. We certainly need to continue our investigations; to advance ideas; to plumb the mysterious depths of the human psyche.
7. This maimed psyche, according to Francis Huxley (1970: 62), creates a specific concept of the self and makes the inside anthropologist "a mutilated man in curious revolt against his own society".
8. Evidently the tunnel myth is still firmly in the popular psyche of today.
9. The two players came from different sides of the Scottish footballing psyche.
10. There is no fixed scale of "right or wrong" here; we respond to the demands of different occasions, different phases of our lives and to changing moods and drives within the psyche.
11. And it's a very nice psyche."
12. To be sure, human behaviour can be, and is, studied from the outside, but such a science - behavioural science - tells us nothing about the psyche and the person's understanding of his experience of his existence.
13. In the bottom of the pit there is a corresponding calm - it is the still centre of the spiral - and an odd sense of hollowness, as If you were about to drop into the deeps of the earth's psyche (and of your own) like a stone down a mineshaft.