单词查询
autism
美[ˈɔːtiz(ə)m]，
释义
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n. 【病】自闭症； 网络释义： 孤独症；儿童孤独症；孤独性；
例句
However, since childhood serious autism has made him unable to communicate normally, nor to understand the feelings of ordinary people.
然而严重的孤独症却让他自小无法与人正常交流，也无法理解常人的感情。
Note: The Autism Society of America sites autism in the United States as occurring in one out of every 150 births.
注释：在美国自闭症协会的网站上发现，每出生150个新生儿中，就有1个例患有自闭症。
It's easy to dwell on what I can't do, and from there I can surely blame autism or anything else for my failure.
停留在我不能做的事上很简单，这样我就可以把失败归咎给孤独症或其他原因。
He was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome, a mild form of autism, so they thought he might have problems in school.
他被诊断为雅斯伯格综合症，这是自闭症的一种比较轻的表现症状。因此他们认为他或许在学校会遇到一些问题。
"We'd like to be able to intervene and potentially prevent autism in the future, " she said.
她说：“我们非常希望在不久的将来可以干预并有效地预防自闭症的发生。”
Rosy McGuinness, an autism specialist with Loudon County Schools, said the challenges abound for students, parents, teachers, and districts.
劳登郡公立学校的自闭症专家RosyMcGuinness说，不管是学生、家长、老师还是整个学区，都面临着诸多考验。
It was the late 1980s and there was more help available for autism sufferers and their families.
那时已经是20世纪80年代了，有更多的相关帮助能够提供给孤独症患者和他们这样的家庭。
The surprise came when Stanford researchers found a greater number of fraternal twins shared autism than identical twins.
令斯坦福的研究者惊奇的是，后一种双胞胎共患自闭症的情况更多。
He said: "The puzzle is slowly being pieced together, and the science of autism is accelerating in promising ways. "
他说：‘我们正在一片一片地把这个图拼起来。孤独症的研究工作正在信心十足地加速进行。’
The children with autism met stringent diagnostic criteria for autism as defined by the two most widely used and rigorous assessment tools.
入选的自闭症孤独症儿童需严格符合自闭症孤独症诊断标准，该标准由并采用两个应用最广泛的严格评估方法所确定工具进行评估。
然而严重的孤独症却让他自小无法与人正常交流，也无法理解常人的感情。
Note: The Autism Society of America sites autism in the United States as occurring in one out of every 150 births.
注释：在美国自闭症协会的网站上发现，每出生150个新生儿中，就有1个例患有自闭症。
It's easy to dwell on what I can't do, and from there I can surely blame autism or anything else for my failure.
停留在我不能做的事上很简单，这样我就可以把失败归咎给孤独症或其他原因。
He was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome, a mild form of autism, so they thought he might have problems in school.
他被诊断为雅斯伯格综合症，这是自闭症的一种比较轻的表现症状。因此他们认为他或许在学校会遇到一些问题。
"We'd like to be able to intervene and potentially prevent autism in the future, " she said.
她说：“我们非常希望在不久的将来可以干预并有效地预防自闭症的发生。”
Rosy McGuinness, an autism specialist with Loudon County Schools, said the challenges abound for students, parents, teachers, and districts.
劳登郡公立学校的自闭症专家RosyMcGuinness说，不管是学生、家长、老师还是整个学区，都面临着诸多考验。
It was the late 1980s and there was more help available for autism sufferers and their families.
那时已经是20世纪80年代了，有更多的相关帮助能够提供给孤独症患者和他们这样的家庭。
The surprise came when Stanford researchers found a greater number of fraternal twins shared autism than identical twins.
令斯坦福的研究者惊奇的是，后一种双胞胎共患自闭症的情况更多。
He said: "The puzzle is slowly being pieced together, and the science of autism is accelerating in promising ways. "
他说：‘我们正在一片一片地把这个图拼起来。孤独症的研究工作正在信心十足地加速进行。’
The children with autism met stringent diagnostic criteria for autism as defined by the two most widely used and rigorous assessment tools.
入选的自闭症孤独症儿童需严格符合自闭症孤独症诊断标准，该标准由并采用两个应用最广泛的严格评估方法所确定工具进行评估。