n.偷窃狂，偷窃癖

Kleptomania, derived from the Greek κλέπτω ("kleepô"), meaning "I steal", and μανία ("mania"), meaning "madness", is a specific type of impulse control disorder characterized by an irresistible urge to steal items that are not needed for personal use or monetary value.
She was diagnosed with kleptomania after she was caught stealing several times from her workplace.
她在多次从工作场所行窃被抓后被诊断出患有偷窃癖。
The shoplifting incidents were attributed to his kleptomania, which he had been struggling with for years.
这些商店行窃事件归因于他多年来一直在挣扎的偷窃癖。
Kleptomania can lead to serious legal and social consequences if left untreated.
如果不加以治疗，偷窃癖可能会导致严重的法律和社会后果。
He sought treatment for his kleptomania, attending therapy sessions and taking medication as prescribed.
他寻求治疗他的偷窃癖，参加治疗会议并按处方服药。
The therapist explained that kleptomania is often linked to other mental health issues like depression and anxiety.
治疗师解释说，偷窃癖通常与抑郁和焦虑等其他心理健康问题有关。
Despite her kleptomania, she managed to hold down a job and keep her condition under control.
尽管有偷窃癖，她还是设法保住了一份工作，并控制了自己的病情。
The court ordered him to undergo treatment for his kleptomania instead of serving jail time.
法院命令他接受偷窃癖的治疗，而不是服刑。
She was ashamed of her kleptomania and kept it hidden from her family and friends.
她对自己的偷窃癖感到羞愧，并将其隐藏在家人和朋友面前。
The treatment for kleptomania often includes cognitive-behavioral therapy and medication.
偷窃癖的治疗通常包括认知行为疗法和药物治疗。
He realized that his kleptomania was a symptom of deeper psychological issues and sought professional help.
他意识到自己的偷窃癖是更深层次心理问题的症状，并寻求了专业帮助。