گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'instinct'

1 عمومی:: غریزه‌

2 عمومی:: هوش‌ ط‌بیعی‌ جانوران‌

3 عمومی:: شعور حیوانی‌

1 general:: instinct ADJECTIVES/NOUN + instinct a deep/strong/powerful instinct • He bent down, obeying a deep instinct to protect himself from danger. a natural instinct • I followed my natural instinct to run away. somebody's first/initial instinct • His first instinct was to try and hide. somebody's gut instinct informal (= someone's first instinct ) • Her gut instinct about Jimmy had been right. human instinct • It's a natural human instinct to comfort someone who is unhappy. animal instinct • It's animal instinct to attack the leader of the herd when his strength begins to fail. a basic instinct • The need to survive is the most basic instinct that we have. survival instinct (= an instinct to survive in a difficult situation ) • Survival instinct told me to get up and run. killer instinct (= an instinct to kill, harm or defeat someone ) • The team needs to develop the killer instinct. competitive instinct (= an instinct to compete against others and try to win ) • He now channels his competitive instincts into his job. maternal instinct (= the instinct of a mother ) • Kate's maternal instinct told her to pick the child up and comfort it. political instinct • The minister's shrewd political instincts didn't let him down. business/commercial instinct • I have faith in your business instinct. verbs trust your instinct(s) ( also rely on your instincts ) (= believe that your instincts are correct ) • I've trusted my instincts in the past and they've usually been right. go on your instinct(s) informal (= trust your instincts ) • I just went on my instincts and refused his offer. follow/obey your instinct(s) (= do what your instinct tells you to do ) • You should obey your instincts when dealing with strangers. have the instinct to do something • She had the instinct to see what made people unhappy. lack the instinct to do something • He lacked the instinct to attack another human being. an instinct tells somebody something • Every instinct told her that he was telling the truth.

2 general::   noun ADJ. deep, powerful, strong | gut | first, initial His first instinct was to run away from danger. | good, unerring Against her better instincts, she ran back into the burning house to save some of her jewellery. He had an unerring instinct for when people were lying to him. | base | basic | natural | primitive | creative | aggressive, competitive | maternal, mothering, protective | fighting, hunting, killer, predatory (often figurative) He plays well but lacks that killer instinct that wins matches. | survival | herd What makes all these people come to the club? In my view it's the herd instinct. | sexual | business, commercial, political | animal, human VERB + INSTINCT have | lack | develop In negotiating you have to develop an instinct for when to be tough and when to make a deal. | follow, go on, obey, rely on, trust Why don't you just follow your natural instincts? | ignore, suppress | satisfy | appeal to They accused the campaign of appealing to the electorate's baser instincts. | share Both superpowers shared the same instinct for self-preservation. INSTINCT + VERB tell sb sth Her instinct told her that she was being followed. | guide sb Artists have to learn to be guided by their instincts. | take over Her instincts took over and she dived on the escaping thief. | be right/wrong I've trusted my instincts in the past and they've usually been right. PREP. by ~ Babies know by instinct who their mother is. | on ~ I acted purely on instinct. | ~ for He's got an instinct for survival in a tough job.

3 general:: noun intuition: My instinct is not to trust them.