n.压制，镇压，压抑，抑制，克制

原形：repression复数：repressions

Her repression broke out.
她的压抑终于爆发了。
We wanted to fight all forms of injustice and repression.
我们要与各种形式的不公正和压制行为作斗争。
Repression is often the unconscious defense mechanism used by individuals to avoid anxiety.
压抑常常是个人无意识地用来避免焦虑的防御机制。
In Freudian psychology, repression refers to the pushing away of uncomfortable or unacceptable thoughts into the unconscious mind.
在弗洛伊德心理学中，压抑指的是将不舒服或无法接受的思想推向潜意识。
The government's heavy-handed censorship can be seen as a form of repression against free speech.
政府严厉的审查制度可以被视为对言论自由的一种压制形式。
Repression of one's emotions can lead to psychological issues in the long run.
长期压抑情绪可能会导致心理问题。
The memoirs describe her childhood under a repressive regime that forbade any form of dissent.
这本回忆录描述了她在禁止任何异议的高压政权下的童年生活。
His fear of failure was so intense that he repressed all memories of past setbacks.
他对失败的恐惧如此强烈，以至于他压抑了所有关于过去挫折的记忆。
The people's desire for democracy cannot be repressed indefinitely; it will eventually resurface.
人民对民主的渴望不能永远被压制，它最终会再次浮现。
The artist had to learn to express herself after years of societal repression had stifled her creativity.
这位艺术家在经历了多年的社会压抑后，不得不学会表达自己，以激发她的创造力。
Repression of natural instincts can result in physical and emotional imbalance.
压抑天性本能可能导致身心失衡。
The novel explores the theme of repression in a Victorian society where women were expected to maintain a certain decorum.
这部小说探讨了维多利亚时代社会中压抑的主题，当时女性被期望保持一定的礼仪。