regress 的 2 个定义
- to move backward; go back.
- to revert to an earlier or less advanced state or form.
- the act of going back; return.
- the right to go back.
- backward movement or course; retrogression.
regress 近义词
return to earlier way of doing things
更多regress例句
- But at around 12 months, B. seemed to regress, and by age 2, he had fully retreated into his own world.
- When panic sets in, they regress completely and start ordering up things that are technical flops, too.
- Or do I step away from the remote and regress, becoming the quaint sort of character who watches only one episode at a time?
- When it does, Bralove said, the patient can regress in measureable ways, turning to drugs or alcohol for solace.
- To suppose that a food is constituted by eating is to presuppose that eating eats eating, and so on in infinite regress.
- Most of them will be shorter, however, and tend to regress toward the racial average.
- So that one sex can neither progress nor can it regress by itself; but draws the other onward with it, or drags it back.
- The keyhole was still their port of egress and regress, and it resembled the aperture of a beehive, on a sunny day in June.
- Even though this cannot be literally true, they perhaps tend to regress into a dream-mood in thinking of and relating the stories.