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| /self/ |
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| 1 | C/U who you are and what you think and feel , especially the conscious feeling of being separate and different from other people 自我；自身；自己 |
| sense of self Young babies do not have a fully developed sense of self. 婴儿没有健全的自我意识。 |
| | 1a | U what you feel and want , rather than what other people feel and want 私利；私欲 | | All he ever thinks about is self. 他考虑的只有自己。 | |
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| 2 | U BRITISH used for referring to yourself in formal documents such as business agreements or cheques （在商业合同、支票等正式文件中用于指称自己）本人 |
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| - | your inner self
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| your thoughts and emotions |
| 自己的想法；内心的情感 |
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| Yoga is designed to balance our inner selves. 瑜伽是用来平衡内心的。 |
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| - | your normal/usual self
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| the type of person you usually are , when nothing has happened to upset you |
| 个人的正常状态 |
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| Did she seem her normal self? 她看上去和往常一样吗？ |
| At home, he was his usual cheerful self. 在家里，他又变回了开朗的自己。 |
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| - | your old self
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| the type of person you usually are , especially when you have not been feeling as healthy or happy as usual |
| （尤指健康或快乐的）昔日状态，老样子 |
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| Once you’ re better you’ ll soon be back to your old self again. 一旦你有所好转就很快会回复昔日状态的。 |
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| - | your true/real self
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| the type of person you are when you are not trying to impress anyone |
| 真正的自我；真面目 |
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| She lets very few people see her true self. 很少人看到过她真实的自我。 |
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