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isolation

/ˌaɪ.səˈleɪ.ʃən/

翻译: 表示与他人分离、隔绝的状态,既可以是物理上的孤立,也可以是社会或情感上的疏离。

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词语关系

noun

/ˌaɪ.səˈleɪ.ʃən/B2formal
  • zh表示与他人分离、隔绝的状态,既可以是物理上的孤立,也可以是社会或情感上的疏离。

A noun referring to the state of being separated from others, either physically, socially, or emotionally.

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  1. Separation from othersB2formal

    The state of being separated from other people or things.

    zh隔离

    • The patient was placed in isolation to prevent the spread of infection.
    • Living in isolation can lead to feelings of loneliness.
    • The island's isolation made it difficult to access supplies.

    同义词aloofnessdetachmentquarantineremotenessseclusionsegregationseparationsolitudewithdrawal

    反义词associationconnectioninclusionintegrationtogethernessunion

  2. Lack of contactB2formal

    A condition where a person or group has little or no contact with others.

    zh孤立

    • Social isolation is a growing concern in modern cities.
    • He experienced isolation after moving to a new country.
    • The community suffered from cultural isolation for decades.

    同义词insulationquarantineremotenessseclusionsegregationseparationsolitudewithdrawal

    反义词associationconnectioncontactintegrationinteractioninvolvementparticipationsociety

  3. Scientific or technical separationC1formalscientific

    The process of separating a substance, element, or component from a mixture or system.

    zh分离

    • The isolation of the chemical compound required careful laboratory procedures.
    • Scientists achieved the isolation of the virus for further study.
    • The isolation of specific genes is a key step in genetic research.

    同义词extractionfractionationpurificationseparation

词形
  • isolations plural form
  • isolations' possessive plural form
  • isolation's possessive singular form
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