psych

UK
/saɪk/
US
/saɪk/
psychnoun
psychs
pl
UK
/saɪk/
US
/saɪk/
Translations
The movie was about a psych who escaped from an asylum.
Фильм был о психе, который сбежал из психиатрической больницы.
Definitions
A person who is a psychologist or psychiatrist.
She decided to consult a psych to help her deal with her anxiety.
Short for psychology; the study of the mind and behavior, or a course in this subject.
I have psych first thing on Monday mornings.
psychinterjection
Exclamation indicating that a previous statement was a joke or deception.
Definitions
Used to indicate that a preceding statement was meant to fool someone; gotcha.
"I'm quitting my job todaypsych!" he laughed.
Synonyms
just kidding
fooled you
nah, just kidding
only kidding
psychverb
psyched
Past Simple
psyched
Past Participle
psyching
Gerund
UK
/saɪk/
US
/saɪk/
Translations
He tends to psych himself out before big presentations.
Он склонен психовать перед важными презентациями.
She might psych and cancel the meeting at the last minute.
Она может психануть и отменить встречу в последнюю минуту.
Additional translations
слететь с катушек
сходить с ума
Definitions
To prepare (someone or oneself) mentally for a demanding task or event.
She psyched herself up before the interview.
To intimidate or unsettle (an opponent) by psychological means.
The boxer tried to psych out his opponent before the fight.
To understand or anticipate the thoughts, motives, or behavior of; to figure out.
I just can't psych him outhe never does what I expect.
psychadjective
UK
/saɪk/
US
/saɪk/
Informal, used almost exclusively in attributive position (e.g., "psych ward") and generally not gradable.
Definitions
Relating to psychology or psychiatry; psychological.
She was admitted to the psych unit for further evaluation.