disjointed

• 形容事物缺乏连贯性、条理性，显得杂乱无章或支离破碎；也可指言语或思路不连贯、跳跃。

Describes something that lacks a coherent sequence or connection; appears disconnected or out of order.

1. Lacking coherence or connectionB2formal

   Not connected or coherent; having parts that do not fit together logically.

   支离破碎的

   • His speech was disjointed and hard to follow.
   • The essay felt disjointed, jumping from one topic to another.
   • She gave a disjointed account of what happened.

   同义词confuseddisconnecteddisorganizedfragmentedgarbledincoherentinconsistentjumbledmuddledramblingscatteredunconnected

   反义词coherentconnectedcontinuouslogicalunified

2. Separated at the jointsC1formal

   Physically separated or disconnected, especially at the joints.

   关节分离的

   • The disjointed bones were carefully reassembled by the archaeologist.
   • The toy's arm became disjointed after rough play.
   • The skeleton was found with several disjointed vertebrae.

   同义词disconnecteddisjoineddislocatedseparated

• 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