I. esteem [ıˈstiːm] 动词 trans
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
Individuals with higher levels of contingent self-esteem are more likely to view acceptance from others as contingent upon the ideal standard for body image.
en.wikipedia.org The report also concluded that most gifted persons had high self-esteem and good psychological health.
en.wikipedia.org Secondly, unconscious death thoughts can result in actions taken upon self-esteem as opposed to bodily health.
en.wikipedia.org The story focuses on poor people who struggle with their lack of self-esteem.
en.wikipedia.org Furthermore, it can frequently present social and psychological difficulties such as low self-esteem or shame for the sufferer.
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