gestalt / gəˈʃtɑlt, -ˈʃtɔlt, -ˈstɑlt, -ˈstɔlt /

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gestalt 的定义

n. 名词 noun

plural ge·stalts, ge·stal·ten [guh-shtahl-tn, -shtawl-, -stahl-, -stawl-]. /gəˈʃtɑl tn, -ˈʃtɔl-, -ˈstɑl-, -ˈstɔl-/. Psychology.

  1. a configuration, pattern, or organized field having specific properties that cannot be derived from the summation of its component parts; a unified whole.
  2. an instance or example of such a unified whole.

gestalt 近义词

gestalt

等同于 configuration

gestalt 的近义词 8
gestalt 的反义词 1

更多gestalt例句

  1. In other words, I saw a mosaic, a gestalt—many pieces fusing to form a sum greater than the parts.
  2. Not any specific feature of the series, but a sort of overall gestalt.
  3. But on Wednesday, here was the White House to remind you that an MC is more than the gestalt of his lyrics.
  4. To address the whole gestalt of the ultimate daiquiri, we need to come at this from two angles.
  5. "Dreaming of you, of course," he said to the flesh-clad skeleton behind the total gestalt Judy.
  6. Everett and his Telempathetic Gestalt have proved to be the equivalent of the world's largest survey sample.
  7. Right now I needed a gestalt of something whose whole would be a lot greater than the sum of its parts.
  8. Perls transformed the Gestalt psychologists' central idea so it would serve as a basis for his approach to psychotherapy.
  9. If his action is successful, his Gestalt is closed: the problem is resolved, and the motivation is fulfilled.