| 词汇 | bereavement |
| 释义 | bereavement noun[ C or U ] uk /bɪˈriːv.mənt/ us /bɪˈriːv.mənt/ the death of a close relation or friend: 丧失亲友 She has recently suffered a bereavement.她最近刚失去一位亲人。 Compare mourning Remembering people who have died bereaved dear departed Devon epitaph grief grieve in memory of someoneidiom lamented memento mori memorial memory mourning remembrance Remembrance Day requiem rest rest in peaceidiom rip shrine viewing Examples of bereavementbereavement This remained so even after other important patient, family, service, and other bereavement-related variables were taken into account. A literature search revealed no similar studies assessing the effectiveness of bereavement camps. They can benefit from training courses on bereavement counselling. This study extends the current literature to include after patient death as a fourth stage of the disease trajectory (including "immediately after death" and "bereavement"). Decreasing the risk of complicated bereavement and future psychiatric disorders in children. She described her husband's illness and death as a series of bereavements, which had started with the diagnosis of dementia. Intervention soon after bereavement may interfere with "natural" grieving processes. All 10 parents indicated that they liked the idea of having a hospital bereavement service. The bereavement experience following home-based family caregiving for persons with advanced cancer. We focused on the effect of bereavement on memory functioning in a sample of 1144 older persons who were married at baseline. There are, in death and bereavement, many forms of coherent narratives that may be created that allow the mourner to become more active and altruistic. Grief and bereavement can teach us lessons about living, and they can offer us opportunities to make coherent what may have been incomprehensible before. We also knew that bereavement could be an occasion not only of affirmation but also of the questioning of faith. The negative influence of bereavement on physical and mental health often fades over time. By the end of 1995 it was fully operational with three respite beds, day-care, community-care and bereavement-care services, educational provision and a welfare rights service. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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