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Перевод: schizophrenic

[существительное]
шизофреник

Тезаурус:

1. In some schizophrenic patients, particularly those who were unresponsive to human approaches and showed other features of depression, the treatment appeared to work.
2. But until about 1950, the hard core of insanity, especially the schizophrenic and the manic-depressive psychoses, appeared to have no physical basis.
3. Included in this group are schizophrenic subjects who have injured themselves as a consequence of a delusional belief (for example, that part of the body was evil), or because of an hallucination (such as one in which voices tell the subject to harm himself).
4. The insider/anthropologist is therefore somewhat schizophrenic, something of a Jekyll and Hyde, for he knows that publication and explication might be career-suicidal but are necessary intellectual tasks.
5. At their best they combine funky chugs of hyperactive bass with agonised guitar and belt-across-the-chops vocals which verge on the schizophrenic.
6. Nevertheless, they have demonstrated activity in the visual areas during an imaging task, in the language areas during a verbal task and even, on one - occasion, in the higher visual areas of a schizophrenic patient who subsequently reported that he had been hallucinating.
7. It's a schizophrenic audience, brought here by the prospect of seeing a Manchester band much-played on college radio, the network that airs Morrissey as well as The Eagles.
8. Phenothiazine treatment will be required for the patient with an acute schizophrenic illness.
9. To see a disturbed animal rehomed several times and to witness the disastrous consequences and schizophrenic mess of a dog which results, one soon realises there are worse things which can happen to a dog than to be humanely destroyed.
10. In both respects the schizophrenic brain appears to be abnormal.
11. And one of them was a borderline schizophrenic
12. The doctrine that mental disease did not have a physical cause became widely established, so much so that a study published in 1915 which reported definite changes in the left cerebral hemispheres of schizophrenic patients was largely ignored until it was rediscovered 70 years later.
13. This schizophrenic attitude is amply illustrated.