ego
61Ego — E|go 〈n.; Gen.: ; Pl.: unz.〉 das Ich; →a. s. Alter Ego …
62ego — • henki, ego, itseys, mieli, minuus, psyyke, sielu …
63ego — sustantivo masculino filosofía yo. Combinado con el artículo el, o el posesivo, yo equivale a ego, entendido como sujeto humano en cuanto persona. Ejemplo: el yo aparece en la conciencia infantil después del trato con otras personas …
64ego — noun the defeat was a bruise to his ego Syn: self esteem, self importance, self worth, self respect, self image, self confidence …
65ego — n. (in psychoanalysis) the part of the mind that develops from a person s experience of the outside world and is most in touch with external realities. In Freudian terms the ego is said to reconcile the demands of the id (the instinctive… …
66ego — /ˈigoʊ / (say eegoh) noun (plural egos) 1. the I or self of any person; a person as thinking, feeling, and willing, and distinguishing itself from the selves of others and from objects of its thought. 2. (often upper case) Philosophy the enduring …
67égo — m neskl. (ẹ̑) knjiž. posameznik kot zavesten subjekt vsega doživljanja; jaz: osamljen je v množici, kajti zadovoljiti zna le svoj ego …
68-ego — {{＃}}{{LM E42362}}{{〓}} {{［}} ego{{］}}, {{［}} ega{{］}} Sufijo que indica origen, procedencia o patria: • manchego, gallega.{{○}} …
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69ego — / i:gəυˌ egəυ/ noun the psychological term for a person’s consciousness of himself or herself ● We are designing clothes to boost men’s egos. ● Glamorous advertising appeals to the customer’s ego …
70ego — /iygow/ I; myself. This term is used in forming genealogical tables, to represent the person who is the object of inquiry. The part of the conscious personality which has the task of balancing the demands of the real world and maintaining harmony …
