• adj. 引起幻觉的
• n. 迷幻剂

药品名，根据希腊语创造出来的一个词。来自希腊语psyche,灵魂，精神，delos,清晰的，可见的，来自PIE*dyeu,照亮，照明，神，词源同diurnal,divine.引申词义产生幻觉的。

psychedelic (adj.)

occasionally psychodelic, 1956, of drugs, suggested by British-born Canadian psychiatrist Humphry Osmond (1917-2004) in a letter to Aldous Huxley and used by Osmond in a scientific paper published the next year; from Greek psykhe- "mind" (see psyche) + deloun "make visible, reveal," from delos "visible, clear," from PIE root *dyeu- "to shine" (see diurnal). In popular use from 1965 with reference to anything producing effects similar to that of a psychedelic drug or enhancing the effects of such a drug. As a noun from 1956.

1. Grof describes his research with psychedelic drugs and the experiences they triggered.

格罗夫描述了他对迷幻药物及其带来的体验的研究情况。

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2. Is the dream of democracy in Hong Kong a psychedelic fantasy?

香港的民主之梦是一场迷幻般的梦想 吗 ?

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3. Official, position resembles chair of a demon, always making psychedelic.

官位 、 职位像一把魔椅, 总在制造幻觉.

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4. Hypnotic is what can you make person generation bad really psychedelic?

催眠术真的可以让人产生不好的幻觉 吗 ?

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5. You a message in two parts: part 60's psychedelic, part Optical Art.

你失掉的谜底包括二个部门: 60年代的迷幻, 和光教艺术.

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