Definition of pleasure principle in English:

pleasure principle

noun

Psychoanalysis

The instinctive drive to seek pleasure and avoid pain, expressed by the id as a basic motivating force which reduces psychic tension.
〔心理分析〕快乐原则，快感原则
Example sentencesExamples
- The pleasure principle is often the starting factor.
- The pleasure principle seeks satiation, the release of tension - which is why the Nirvana principle, the drive towards total quiescence, still belongs to it.
- This is what the subject slaved to the pleasure principle must avoid at all costs.
- As a surge of unassimilated (un-comprehended, un-grasped) stimuli, pain exceeds the pleasure principle that regulates psychic life.
- In an ideal world in which everyone had matured sufficiently to replace the pleasure principle by the reality principle, there would be no need for art.

Definition of pleasure principle in US English:

pleasure principle

nounˈpleZHər ˈprinsəpəl

Psychoanalysis

The instinctive drive to seek pleasure and avoid pain, expressed by the id as a basic motivating force which reduces psychic tension.
〔心理分析〕快乐原则，快感原则
Example sentencesExamples
- This is what the subject slaved to the pleasure principle must avoid at all costs.
- As a surge of unassimilated (un-comprehended, un-grasped) stimuli, pain exceeds the pleasure principle that regulates psychic life.
- In an ideal world in which everyone had matured sufficiently to replace the pleasure principle by the reality principle, there would be no need for art.
- The pleasure principle is often the starting factor.
- The pleasure principle seeks satiation, the release of tension - which is why the Nirvana principle, the drive towards total quiescence, still belongs to it.

单词	pleasure principle
释义	Definition of pleasure principle in English: pleasure principle noun Psychoanalysis The instinctive drive to seek pleasure and avoid pain, expressed by the id as a basic motivating force which reduces psychic tension. 〔心理分析〕快乐原则，快感原则 Example sentencesExamples The pleasure principle is often the starting factor. The pleasure principle seeks satiation, the release of tension - which is why the Nirvana principle, the drive towards total quiescence, still belongs to it. This is what the subject slaved to the pleasure principle must avoid at all costs. As a surge of unassimilated (un-comprehended, un-grasped) stimuli, pain exceeds the pleasure principle that regulates psychic life. In an ideal world in which everyone had matured sufficiently to replace the pleasure principle by the reality principle, there would be no need for art. Definition of pleasure principle in US English: pleasure principle nounˈpleZHər ˈprinsəpəl Psychoanalysis The instinctive drive to seek pleasure and avoid pain, expressed by the id as a basic motivating force which reduces psychic tension. 〔心理分析〕快乐原则，快感原则 Example sentencesExamples This is what the subject slaved to the pleasure principle must avoid at all costs. As a surge of unassimilated (un-comprehended, un-grasped) stimuli, pain exceeds the pleasure principle that regulates psychic life. In an ideal world in which everyone had matured sufficiently to replace the pleasure principle by the reality principle, there would be no need for art. The pleasure principle is often the starting factor. The pleasure principle seeks satiation, the release of tension - which is why the Nirvana principle, the drive towards total quiescence, still belongs to it.
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