masochism

英 ['m?s?k?z(?)m] 美['m?s?k?z?m]

低頻詞暢通詞匯

形容詞:?masochistic;

masochism 受虐狂

來自19世紀奧地利小說家Leopold von Sacher-Masoch,他把自己心中的受虐思想和真實生活用小說的形式表現(xiàn)出來，其中最著名的為”Venus im Pelz”.參照電影《穿裘皮的維納斯》。后心理學家用他的名字來表示受虐狂。比較Sadism,SM.

masochism: masochism: [19] The term masochism was based on the name of Leopold von Sacher- Masoch (1836–95), an Austrian novelist who used the theme of gaining sexual gratification from the infliction of pain on oneself in his writings
masochism (n.): "sexual pleasure in being hurt or abused," 1892, from German Masochismus, coined 1883 by German neurologist Richard von Krafft-Ebing (1840-1902), from name of Leopold von Sacher-Masoch (1836-1895), Austrian utopian socialist novelist who enshrined his submissive sexuality in "Venus in Furs" (1869, German title "Venus im Pelz").

1. The tendency towards masochism is however always linked with elements of sadism.: 不過，性受虐狂的傾向中總是有一些施虐的成分。

2. You spent the whole weekend in a tent in the rain? That's masochism!: 下著雨，你就在帳篷里度過了整個周末？真是自討苦吃！

3. Psychoanalysts tend to regard both sadism and masochism as arising from childhood deprivation.: 精神分析學家往往認為施虐狂和受虐狂都是由于兒時缺乏關(guān)愛造成的。

4. Once you have tasted life in southern California, it takes a peculiar kind of masochism to return to a British winter.: 一旦體驗過南加州的生活，再重返寒冬臘月里的英國就有點自討苦吃。

5. I reckon you need to be into masochism to run marathons.: 我覺得跑馬拉松要有以苦為樂的精神.