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compartmentalization

/ˌkɒm.pɑːt.mən.tə.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/

翻译: 指将事物分割或归类到不同部分、类别或领域的行为;在心理学中常指一种轻度的解离现象,即将相互冲突的思想或情感分隔开。

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词语关系

noun

/ˌkɒm.pɑːt.mən.tə.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • zh指将事物分割或归类到不同部分、类别或领域的行为;在心理学中常指一种轻度的解离现象,即将相互冲突的思想或情感分隔开。

A noun referring to the act of separating or dividing things into distinct sections, categories, or classes, often used in psychology to describe a mild state of dissociation or in general contexts to describe organizing items by type.

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  1. Mild state of dissociationC1formal

    A psychological process where a person separates certain thoughts, emotions, or memories from the rest of their consciousness, often as a coping mechanism.

    zh轻度解离状态

    • His compartmentalization of work and personal life helped him manage stress.
    • The therapist noted her tendency toward compartmentalization as a defense mechanism.
    • Compartmentalization can be a useful tool for focusing on immediate tasks.

    同义词dissociation

    反义词assimilationintegrationunification

  2. Categorization or classificationB2formal

    The act of dividing things into separate groups, classes, or categories based on shared characteristics.

    zh分类

    • The compartmentalization of data into folders made the project easier to manage.
    • In biology, compartmentalization refers to the organization of cells into distinct organelles.
    • The library's compartmentalization of books by genre helps visitors find what they need.

    同义词categorizationclassificationcodificationgroupingindexingpigeonholingsortingstratificationtabulationtaxonomy

    反义词amalgamationassimilationblendingfusionintegrationunification

词形
  • compartmentalizations plural form
  • compartmentalizations' possessive plural form
  • compartmentalization's possessive singular form
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