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in·su·lar
In s lr [or] In sy lr
insularly (adv.), insularity (n.)
词根:insular
n.insulation 绝缘;隔离,孤立
insularity (思想、观点等)偏狭,性僵化;岛国性质(或状态);岛屿生活状况,与外界隔绝的生活状况
insularism 岛国特性;胸襟狭窄
vt.insulate 隔离,使孤立;使绝缘,使隔热
Adjective
1. relating to or characteristic of or situated on an island;
"insular territories"
"Hawaii's insular culture"
2. suggestive of the isolated life of an island;
"an exceedingly insular man; so deeply private as to seem inaccessible to the scrutiny of a novelist"- Leonard Michaels
3. narrowly restricted in outlook or scope;
"little sympathy with parocial mentality"
"insular attitudes toward foreigners"
1610年代,“与岛有关的”,源自晚期拉丁语 insularis “属于或归属于岛屿的”,源自拉丁语 insula “岛屿”(见 isle)。比喻意义上的“狭隘,偏见”的含义始于1775年,源于被孤立和隔绝于其他国家或人民的交往之外(这是在大不列颠自然而然地引起的形象)。早期字面意义上的形容词是 insulan(15世纪中叶),源自拉丁语 insulanus。
岛的,胰岛的,脑岛的
Late Latin insularis, from Latin insula island
The first known use of insular was in 1611
insulinnoun
a hormone that is produced by the pancreas and is necessary for the normal use of glucose by the body
insulatornoun
one that insulatesespecially: a material that is a poor conductor of heat or electricity or a device made of such material
insulationnoun
the act of insulating : the state of being insulated
material used in insulating
insulateverb
to place in a detached situation : isolateespecially: to separate from conducting bodies by means of nonconductors so as to prevent transfer of electricity, heat, or sound
insulateverb
to place in a detached situation : isolateespecially: to separate from conducting bodies by means of nonconductors so as to prevent transfer of electricity, heat, or sound
insulateverb
to place in a detached situation : isolateespecially: to separate from conducting bodies by means of nonconductors so as to prevent transfer of electricity, heat, or sound
insularadjective
of, relating to, or forming an island
being isolated or detached
an insular building
not open to new or different ideas : narrow
an insular viewpoint
insularadjective
of, relating to, or forming an island
being isolated or detached
an insular building
not open to new or different ideas : narrow
an insular viewpoint
insularadjective
of, relating to, or forming an island
being isolated or detached
an insular building
not open to new or different ideas : narrow
an insular viewpoint
insularadjective
of or relating to an island of cells or tissue (as the islets of Langerhans or the insula)
1 But, Keegan noted, the fact that Testard reads fiction in French and Spanish, as well as in English, made him able to spot authors whom other editors in Britain’s “monoglot, insular” publishing world might miss.
2 Now it was a publishing industry that was as insular as he suspected, politely showing him the door one more time.
3 Hierarchal and insular in the extreme, every track a kingdom unto itself, which may be why “Luck” brings to mind ornate court ritual.
4 “But I wasn’t really looking for anything, was just looking to meet people outside of the law school, which can be pretty insular of a community. I thought, ‘This was fun.
5 The British are often accused of being insular.
英国人常被指责为思想褊狭。
6 All were slogging around a tiny scene that had become dementedly insular: "We're influenced by everything from Genesis to Marillion," explained one musician, entirely without irony.
7 For starters, both plays begin with young men fantasizing about breaking away from the insular, landbound world where they’ve been living, and hitting the open water.
8 But within a few years, the group took on the feeling of an insular, hierarchical cult, with leaders overseeing even the most intimate details of the members’ lives.
9 It was one of those strange moments when the stodgy, humorless, official world was acknowledging an insular corner of the underground.
10 He reminds us that in a decade when we were convinced that we were becoming more European, more cosmopolitan, more globalised, we actually became more insular.
11 A third mother, from a rich enclave in the hills above, infiltrates their coffee klatch, bringing a certain measure of negativity, as well as some hard truths into their insular mom-bubble.
12 That changed in 1996, when he decided that the program had become, as he saw it, too insular.
13 Insular, or just broke?
是孤立,还是破产?
14 But a simpler moniker stuck: The Band, which seemed to suit the quintet's insular demeanor.
15 But there’s an insular quality to the work, and sometimes a smug in-jokiness.
16 “Togetherness” is an insular bildungsroman for grown-ups written by authors who understand that anything too self-serious can be stamped with that most dismissive of labels, “white people problems.”
17 Island cultures tend to be insular, which is why music developed there can feel so unique—it’s often conceived of and honed in relative isolation.
18 For a show that its creators have described as inspirational and feel-good, how will it handle some unsavory parts of the game and a culture that can be insular and sexist?
19 North Korea, by contrast, is insular, centralised and destitute.
相比之下, 朝鲜孤立 、 集权化而且贫穷.
20 They just felt derivative and insular, a self-referential grab bag of “cool” visual style — often involving bloody violence — in service to narratives that were either flimsy or just plain shallow.
1 保守
conservative guard blue right-wing hidebound unenterprising unprogressive hardshell horse-and-buggy keep stuffy backward-looking buttoned-down strait-laced reaction conservatism old-fashioned inertia middle-aged
2 岛的
3 岛国性
4 狭隘
narrow provincial trivial illiberal small-minded blinkered narrowness provincialism small-mindedness
6 褊狭的
local narrow provincial suburban intolerant small-town parochial confining single-track hidebound one-track cabined
7 无变化
flat uniform unchanged unaffected monotonous humdrum unconverted monotonic changeless uninflected unvarying unvaried monotone
10 孤立的
alone stray isolating out on a limb lone lonely detached solitary pocket isolated sporadic withdrawn standoff
13 岛民
14 有成见的
19 岛国的
20 脑岛
21 孤立
lone isolation isolate enisle lonely stray isolating detached solitary insulation standoff island insulate quarantine maroon pocket isolated sporadic withdrawn isle stand alone
22 保守的
blue stuffy conservative closed button-down backward-looking unprogressive verkrampte right-wing hidebound unenterprising hardshell horse-and-buggy buttoned-down strait-laced old-fashioned middle-aged
23 散开的
24 散开
dispersed dispersion fall-off open extend spread deploy disperse unravel unwrap straggle ravel squander ted
25 褊狭
local narrow provincial suburban intolerant small-town parochial confining single-track hidebound one-track cabined insularity provincialism provinciality
26 无变化的
flat uniform unchanged unaffected monotonous humdrum unconverted monotonic changeless uninflected unvarying unvaried
27 偏狭
narrow provincial parochial provincialism suburban intolerant hidebound pettily intolerance bigotry pettiness parochialism philistinism parochiality local sectarian narrow-minded narrow-gauge one-track small-bore
28 故步自封
29 岛国根性