subliminal
                                        英 [sə'blɪmɪn(ə)l]
美 [,sʌb'lɪmɪnl]
                                        
- adj. [生理] 阈下的;潜在意识的;微小得难以察觉的
 
- n. 潜意识;阈下意识
 
 
                                            
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            subliminal 下意识的,潜意识的sub-,在下,-lim,门槛,界线,词源同 limit. 即界线下的,引申词义下意识的,潜意识的。
 
                                    
            - subliminal (adj.)
 - 1873, "below the threshold" (of consciousness or sensation), formed from Latin stem of sublime (Latin limen, genitive liminis) + -al (1)). Apparently a loan-translation of German unter der Schwelle (des Bewusstseins) "beneath the threshold (of consciousness)," from Johann Friedrich Herbart (1776-1841), author of a textbook on psychology published in 1824. The scare over subliminal advertising came in 1957. Related: Subliminally.
 
 
                                    
            
                 - 1. Colour has a profound, though often subliminal influence on our senses and moods. 
  - 颜色会极大地影响我们的感官和情绪,而这种影响常常是潜意识的。
  来自辞典例句
 
- 2. Maybe they're getting it on a subliminal level. 
  - 也许他们会在潜意识里这么以为.
  来自电影对白
 
- 3. The subliminal data can be from a prerecorded or live signal. 
  - 潜意识信息能来自于预先录制的,或者活体信号.
  来自互联网
 
- 4. NSA's Subliminal Posthypnotic Scripts outlines exactly how this is done. 
  - 《》介绍如何实现.
  来自互联网
 
- 5. The soft sell approach gets to consumers in a subliminal way. 
  - 软广告通过潜意识的作用来影响消费者.
  来自互联网