paranoia

美音：[.perə'nɔɪə] 英音：[.pærə'nɔɪə]

简单释义：

n.妄想症；偏执狂；（对别人的）无端恐惧

网络妄想狂；多疑症；妄想狂量表

完整释义：

1.【医学】偏执狂,妄想狂

例句：

Mr SixSounds like the communist socialist state of China is suffering from extreme paranoia.
共产社会主义中国似乎正遭受着极度多疑症的困扰。
The temperature seemed to be elevated as the blood rushed to my head and the paranoia hit.
温度似乎升高了，血液冲进了我的脑袋让我迷糊了。
There is none of the paranoia and fear that marked the early cold war, and little desire to return to it.
冷战初期的偏执与恐惧早已烟消云散，也没有人愿意重蹈历史的覆辙。
And the drawing archive, surely one of the great architectural collections, is now free of paranoia and eager to share its treasures.
这个绘画藏馆无疑是最伟大的建筑之一，现在它已经不再偏执多疑，而是渴望和大家分享它的珍藏。
The paranoia about evil foreign designs that thrived under Mao and was discarded by Deng Xiaoping is still close to the surface.
在毛泽东时期蓬勃发展、在邓小平时期被抛弃的偏执的外国邪恶图谋论仍然接近浮出水面。
Reason for Leaving: The owner gave new meaning to the word 'paranoia. ' I prefer to elaborate privately.
离去的理由：我的老板说世界末日快来了。
The most difficult time of only depend on oneself, do not paranoia someone will help you.
最困难的时候只有靠自己，不要妄想有人会帮助你。
Your thoughts can easily lead you into a maze of paranoia and put you into a very uncomfortable state of heightened awareness.
你的想法很容易导致你变成一个偏执的迷宫，并放入一个非常不舒服的状态，提高认识，你。

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