phobic

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Despite these troubles, the socially phobic teens were no more likely than their counterparts to be taking medication.
盡管有這些麻煩，患有社會恐懼癥的青少年并沒有比那些正常的伙伴多服藥。
I knew he would, " Helen yelled, edging ever so slightly away (Helen has been animal-phobic ever since a German shepherd knocked her over at age two).
我就知道他會的”，海倫大聲叫喊著，側(cè)著身子輕輕移開（海倫自從在兩歲時被一只德國牧羊犬撞過后，就患上動物恐懼癥）。
In exposure therapy, the phobic person puts him or herself in the presence of whatever they fear--heights, spiders, etc.--until, through habituation, they lose their fear of that situation or object.
在暴露療法中，有恐懼癥的人將自己置于他們所害怕的環(huán)境中--諸如高空，蜘蛛等等，直到習(xí)慣為止，如此他們就可以客服對該環(huán)境或者物體的恐懼。

Now this is when I want to stop for a second and I know that some of you, from past experience, are somewhat math phobic.
現(xiàn)在我們暫停一下,根據(jù)之前的教學(xué)經(jīng)驗,我知道有些人有數(shù)學(xué)恐懼癥
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This goes for people who are math phobic at home too.
在家看視頻的數(shù)學(xué)恐懼癥患者也一起做
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Public speaking? Good phobic dream but not it.
在公共場合演講？猜得好，但不是它。
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There's no anesthesia involved in the process, although the more needle-phobic might wish otherwise.
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A phobic feeling or reaction results from or is related to a strong, irrational fear or hatred of something.
Someone who is phobic has a strong, irrational fear or hatred of something.
Phobic is also a noun.