mental capacity

英 [ˈmentl kəˈpæsəti]

美 [ˈmentl kəˈpæsəti]

意识能力；智力，能力；心理能量

法律

英英释义

noun

• mental ability
  1. he's got plenty of brains but no common sense
  Synonym:brainbrainpowerlearning abilitymentalitywit

双语例句

• For in this way our knowledge becomes much more certain, and our mental capacity is enormously increased.
  在这样的方式里，我们的知识变得更为确定，我们的心灵能力高度地增进了。
• In the UK, families are permitted to contest wills on the grounds that the maker of the will lost mental capacity when the will was made.
  在英国，法律还允许家人以遗嘱订立人在立遗嘱时神志不清为由，对遗嘱提出反对。
• And this game of warfare is the test of our endurance and mental capacity.
  而这场博弈之战，是考验大家的耐力和心理承受能力。
• Which apparatus the patient uses will determine his mental capacity, and in turn determines which ward to place him.
  病人用什麽器具就断定他精神病的严重性，就按病情安排病房。
• He suffered a stroke in1988, which left him unable to speak, but his mental capacity wasn't affected.
  他在1988年中风，不能说话，但他的思维能力没有受影响。
• I'm using all my mental capacity.
  我把脑细胞都耗上了。
• And then, by way of introducing the background of Mental Capacity Act of England and the content of the lasting power of attorney, the writer puts up some suggestions for the reform.
  然后从借鉴的角度出发介绍了英国的《意思能力法》制定的背景和关于持续性代理权的内容，从而提出几点改革的建议。
• It is easier to judge a person's mental capacity by his questions than by his answers.
  从一个人提出的问题比他所给予的答案更容易判断出他的智慧。
• Unable to think in the abstract, his mental capacity never really got beyond that of an adolescent.
  由于无法抽象思考，他的智力从未真正超过一个未成年人。
• The problem is watching television doesn't use your mental capacity OR allow it to recharge.
  问题是，看电视并不会使用脑力或者给大脑充电。