hypnopedia

IPA/hˌɪpnəʊpˈiːdiə/
IPA/hˌɪpnoʊpˈiːdiə/

hypnopedia — noun

1. the idea or practice of teaching someone facts, words, or skills while they are

1.名詞C2
釋義

the idea or practice of teaching someone facts, words, or skills while they are asleep, often by playing audio lessons through headphones during the night.

例句

Hiro tried hypnopedia for a month, playing French vocabulary through headphones every night.

subject + try + hypnopedia + for [duration]

Studies on hypnopedia in the 1950s claimed that students could learn poems while they slept.

noun phrase: studies on hypnopedia

同義詞

用法筆記

Uncountable; takes no plural. Subject of verbs like 'work', 'help', 'teach'; common in phrases such as 'studies on hypnopedia' and 'use hypnopedia to'.

常見錯誤

❌She tried several hypnopedias.
✅She tried hypnopedia several times.
💡hypnopedia is uncountable; use 'times' or 'methods' for the count.
❌He used hypnopedia to forget his fear.
✅He used hypnotherapy to forget his fear.
💡hypnopedia is sleep-learning, not therapy under hypnosis.