disjoint

• 形容事物彼此分离、缺乏联系，或逻辑上不连贯、缺乏条理。

Describes something that is disconnected, lacking coherence or logical sequence.

1. Disconnected or separatedC1formal

   Not connected; lacking coherence or logical sequence.

   不连贯的

   • The speaker's arguments were disjoint and hard to follow.
   • The report presented disjoint pieces of information.
   • His thoughts seemed disjoint after the accident.

   同义词disconnecteddisjoineddisjunctdividedincoherentseparateseparatedunconnected

   反义词coherentconnectedcontiguouscoupledjoinedlinkedunited

2. Mathematical setsC2formaltechnical

   Having no elements in common; mutually exclusive.

   不相交

   • The two sets are disjoint, meaning they share no elements.
   • In probability theory, disjoint events cannot occur simultaneously.
   • The Venn diagram shows three disjoint circles.

   同义词mutually exclusivenonintersectingseparate

   反义词intersectingoverlapping

• 动词，表示使原本相连或结合在一起的部分分离、断开，常用于物理或抽象意义。

A verb used to indicate the act of separating or disconnecting parts that are normally joined, often in a physical or abstract sense.

1. C1formal

   To separate or disconnect parts that are normally joined together.

   分开

   • The surgeon had to disjoint the bones to repair the joint.
   • The mechanic disjointed the engine components for inspection.
   • The argument disjointed the two groups completely.

   同义词detachdisarticulatedisconnectdisjoindislocatedisuniteseparateseversunder

   反义词attachconnectjoinlinkunite

2. Disrupt or break apartC1formal

   To cause something to become disconnected or disorganized.

   使脱节，使瓦解

   • The sudden change disjointed the entire project timeline.
   • His speech disjointed the flow of the meeting.
   • The accident disjointed the traffic system for hours.

   同义词break apartdisarticulatedisconnectdisjoindisuniteseparateseversplit

   反义词assemblecombineconnectjoinlinkunite