Definition of orgone in English:

orgone

noun ˈɔːɡəʊnˈôrɡōn

mass noun

A supposed excess sexual energy or life force distributed throughout the universe which can be collected and stored for subsequent therapeutic use.
性能量；生命力（假设的过度性能量或生命力，遍布宇宙，搜集和储存后能用于治疗）
Example sentencesExamples
- They are as likely to identify the energy with auras, chi, or orgone as with anything physical.
- According to Ruaridh, orgone is the sexual energy that flows through the body, and the apparatus draws it out to relieve stress.
- It's been a long time since I've read Wilhelm Reich but isn't orgone an energy?
- This creates centripedal force among waves of charge (spirit/chi/orgone/ barrakah/life force).
- I'd just add that the whole concept of orgone and Reich's work dealing with this, is a lot more consistent and sophisticated than it might appear on first perusal.

Origin

1940s: coined by the Austrian-born psychoanalyst Wilhelm Reich (1897–1957), from organism or organic + -one, on the pattern of hormone.

Definition of orgone in US English:

orgone

nounˈôrɡōn

(in the theory of Wilhelm Reich) a supposed sexual energy or life force distributed throughout the universe that can be collected and stored (in an orgone box) for therapeutic use.
性能量；生命力（假设的过度性能量或生命力，遍布宇宙，搜集和储存后能用于治疗）
Example sentencesExamples
- They are as likely to identify the energy with auras, chi, or orgone as with anything physical.
- It's been a long time since I've read Wilhelm Reich but isn't orgone an energy?
- I'd just add that the whole concept of orgone and Reich's work dealing with this, is a lot more consistent and sophisticated than it might appear on first perusal.
- This creates centripedal force among waves of charge (spirit/chi/orgone/ barrakah/life force).
- According to Ruaridh, orgone is the sexual energy that flows through the body, and the apparatus draws it out to relieve stress.

Origin

1940s: coined by the Austrian-born psychoanalyst Wilhelm Reich (1897–1957), from organism or organic + -one, on the pattern of hormone.

词汇	orgone
释义	Definition of orgone in English: orgone noun ˈɔːɡəʊnˈôrɡōn mass noun A supposed excess sexual energy or life force distributed throughout the universe which can be collected and stored for subsequent therapeutic use. 性能量；生命力（假设的过度性能量或生命力，遍布宇宙，搜集和储存后能用于治疗） Example sentencesExamples They are as likely to identify the energy with auras, chi, or orgone as with anything physical. According to Ruaridh, orgone is the sexual energy that flows through the body, and the apparatus draws it out to relieve stress. It's been a long time since I've read Wilhelm Reich but isn't orgone an energy? This creates centripedal force among waves of charge (spirit/chi/orgone/ barrakah/life force). I'd just add that the whole concept of orgone and Reich's work dealing with this, is a lot more consistent and sophisticated than it might appear on first perusal. Origin 1940s: coined by the Austrian-born psychoanalyst Wilhelm Reich (1897–1957), from organism or organic + -one, on the pattern of hormone. Definition of orgone in US English: orgone nounˈôrɡōn (in the theory of Wilhelm Reich) a supposed sexual energy or life force distributed throughout the universe that can be collected and stored (in an orgone box) for therapeutic use. 性能量；生命力（假设的过度性能量或生命力，遍布宇宙，搜集和储存后能用于治疗） Example sentencesExamples They are as likely to identify the energy with auras, chi, or orgone as with anything physical. It's been a long time since I've read Wilhelm Reich but isn't orgone an energy? I'd just add that the whole concept of orgone and Reich's work dealing with this, is a lot more consistent and sophisticated than it might appear on first perusal. This creates centripedal force among waves of charge (spirit/chi/orgone/ barrakah/life force). According to Ruaridh, orgone is the sexual energy that flows through the body, and the apparatus draws it out to relieve stress. Origin 1940s: coined by the Austrian-born psychoanalyst Wilhelm Reich (1897–1957), from organism or organic + -one, on the pattern of hormone.
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