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n.
分离
离解
脱离关系
解体
dis·so·ci·a·tion
dih so shi eI shn [or] dih so si eI shn
词根:dissociate
adj.dissociative 游离的;分离的
dissociable 可分离的;不爱交际的
vi.dissociate 游离;分离;分裂
vt.dissociate 游离;使分离;分裂
noun
the act or process of dissociating : the state of being dissociated: such as
the process by which a chemical combination breaks up into simpler constituentsespecially: one that results from the action of energy (such as heat) on a gas or of a solvent on a dissolved substance
the separation of whole segments of the personality (as in dissociative identity disorder) or of discrete mental processes (as in schizophrenia) from the mainstream of consciousness or of behavior
the property inherent in some biological stocks (as of certain bacteria) of differentiating into two or more distinct and relatively permanent strainsalso: such a strain
dissociation constant[化]离解常数;[化]电离常数
"断绝关联或联系",来自1610年代的法语 dissociation,源自拉丁语 dissociationem(主格 dissociatio)"分离",是 dissociare(见 dissociate)的过去分词词干的动作名词。
离解
离解
分离:分离作用或分离状态
吸收光、热能或通过溶化使一个分子分为两个或更多的断片(原子、分子、离子或自由基)
心理学上指把一些精神过程与其他精神活动分离,它是一种防御机制,以求免除感情上的痛苦,如分裂性疾患以及把某种意念或客体与其情感意义分离开来,前者大致相当于分裂,后者则是一种解脱注情(isolation)
一种精神综合缺陷,即有一类或更多精神过程与正常意识状态分离,并作为单一整体活动
离解
离解
The first known use of dissociation was in 1597
dissolveverb
to mix or cause to mix with a liquid so that the result is a liquid that is the same throughout
sugar dissolves in water
to bring to an end
dissolved their partnership
to fade away as if by breaking up or melting
his courage dissolved in the face of danger
to be overcome by a strong feeling
dissolved into tears
to appear or fade out gradually so that one scene is replaced by another (as in movies or television)
dissolveverb
to mix or cause to mix with a liquid so that the result is a liquid that is the same throughout
sugar dissolves in water
to bring to an end
dissolved their partnership
to fade away as if by breaking up or melting
his courage dissolved in the face of danger
to be overcome by a strong feeling
dissolved into tears
to appear or fade out gradually so that one scene is replaced by another (as in movies or television)
dissolveverb
to mix or cause to mix with a liquid so that the result is a liquid that is the same throughout
sugar dissolves in water
to bring to an end
dissolved their partnership
to fade away as if by breaking up or melting
his courage dissolved in the face of danger
to be overcome by a strong feeling
dissolved into tears
to appear or fade out gradually so that one scene is replaced by another (as in movies or television)
dissolveverb
to mix or cause to mix with a liquid so that the result is a liquid that is the same throughout
sugar dissolves in water
to bring to an end
dissolved their partnership
to fade away as if by breaking up or melting
his courage dissolved in the face of danger
to be overcome by a strong feeling
dissolved into tears
to appear or fade out gradually so that one scene is replaced by another (as in movies or television)
dissolveverb
to mix or cause to mix with a liquid so that the result is a liquid that is the same throughout
sugar dissolves in water
to bring to an end
dissolved their partnership
to fade away as if by breaking up or melting
his courage dissolved in the face of danger
to be overcome by a strong feeling
dissolved into tears
to appear or fade out gradually so that one scene is replaced by another (as in movies or television)
dissolutionnoun
the action or process of dissolving
the ending or breaking up of an assembly or a partnership or corporation
dissoluteadjective
having or showing bad morals or behavior
dissoluteadjective
having or showing bad morals or behavior
dissociationnoun
the act or process of dissociating : the state of being dissociatedespecially: the process by which a chemical combination breaks up into simpler substances of which it is made
dissociationnoun
the act or process of dissociating : the state of being dissociatedespecially: the process by which a chemical combination breaks up into simpler substances of which it is made
dissociationnoun
the act or process of dissociating : the state of being dissociated: as
the process by which a chemical combination breaks up into simpler constituentsespecially: one that results from the action of energy (as heat) on a gas or of a solvent on a dissolved substance
the separation of whole segments of the personality (as in dissociative identity disorder) or of discrete mental processes (as in schizophrenia) from the mainstream of consciousness or of behavior with loss of integrated awareness and autonomous functioning of the separated segments or parts
the process by which some biological stocks (as of certain bacteria) differentiate into two or more distinct and relatively permanent strainsalso: such a strain
1 Other researchers note that sludge content can provide environments that are ideal for normative dissociation, or putting a brain on autopilot mode.
2 “Cunning, evil directors almost always use classical music as an ironic foil, a tool for dissociation,” Mr. Denk wrote.
3 Many people also experience dissociation, which can manifest as literal desensitization in parts of the body or the inability to describe physical sensations.
4 This normative dissociation can be soothing and allow for daydreaming, which can directly promote creativity and problem-solving skills.
5 It concludes the relationship of energy of dissociation and vibrating spectral constant.
得出了离解能与振动光谱常数之间的关系。
6 Contemporary reviews of “The Bell Jar,” her autobiographical novel, praised her layering of dissociation over hyper-attunement.
7 They had previously called a forensic psychiatrist to give evidence, who said Mr Hunter, originally from Ashington, Northumberland, was suffering from dissociation, and that statements made to medical professionals should be inadmissible against him.
8 Although brain scans show different brain structures and functions in people with DID, it is not clear whether these differences are the cause or the result of dissociation.
9 During seizures, the patient said, he would enter a strange state of dissociation that caused him to lose his sense of coordination and feel disconnected with his inner self.
10 The piece revealed the stakes of presentation; we see how a polished persona can not only conceal but cause dissociation, detachment, and a sense of regret.
11 The dissociation does not always occur spontaneously, it may be induced by the monomer.
离解反应也不总是自发进行的,它也能被单体所诱导。
12 Her writing centers on the intersection of psychoanalysis, dissociation and cultural studies.
13 I wanted to create a tension between what you are hearing, and what you are seeing, and for that, there is a sort of dissociation.
14 “It encourages dissociation, which means that runners are not so aware of the fatigue related symptoms from the organs and from the working muscles,” Karageorghis said.
15 The resulting rise in gas temperature may be sufficient to cause the dissociation of NF 3.
所导致的气体温度的上升可能足以导致NF3的分解.
16 And your own: While mimicking Higginbotham’s mental dissociation, the uncanniness of the lip-sync destabilizes most other notions of normalcy in the world as well.
17 Symptoms can include changes in sleeping and eating, flashbacks or nightmares, panic attacks, dissociation or numbness, hypervigilance and irritability.
18 The herniated discs of the dissociation may be distal in intervertebral space.
结论三维重建对腰椎间盘突出症有重要的诊断价值,可提供平片和横断位不易得到的解剖学信息.
19 Defining feature is dissociation of certain aspects of personality.
确定特征是人格的某些样子的分离。
20 What sets this film apart from other docu-memoirs is the way Sahakyan articulates how being the spokesperson for an atrocity can foster dissociation.
3 分裂
schizo- spring Split fragmentation cleavage fission disintegration schism disunion break-up crack-up scission discerption segment fracture disintegrate devolve cleave factionalize divided schismatic splitting divide fragment splinter tear partite split partition fissure disjunction disjuncture disrupt wedge rift sliver dissociate come apart rent disruptive cracking dissociative lobed clastic lobate division disruption segmentation ramification parting secession disorganization separatism abruption spall sever rend rive disunite dispart dissever split-off breakup split-up -fid parted break scissure solution dichotomy dissipation meiosis fragmentate schismatize part distract atomize crosscut unjoint split across
5 分解
cracking analytic clastic tautologous resolvent resolutive analysis resolution breakdown anatomy dissolution dialysis decomposition disintegration disassembly resolve dissolve decompose disintegrate decompound part split analyse disassemble diffract
6 离异
7 电离
8 分离
discrete detached divided breakaway segregated disconnected unstuck dissociative disjunctive disjunct disunited uncombined apart separately detachedly estrangedness divorce separation isolation breakup detachment segregation dissolution severance disconnection disjunction disunion disjuncture scission divorcement disseverance separate split segregate unhinge undock disunite dispart unmortise part break divide isolate disconnect detach cleave dissociate uncouple disjoin dissever unsolder prescind part company with -tomy solution apartheid parting disengagement severalty out- bust part company divorced unglued harvest insulate sunder split away split off separate out free extraneous disjoint asunder off breakdown break-up a- un- apo- of sequester decouple demerge unjoint slip disaffiliate solitary disengaged segregative separative separatory discerption abstriction selection distinction dialysis separatism diastasis remotion disconnexion secern abstrict sever calve abstract dissolve widow disengage rend seclude sequestrate solute unconnected removed isolating separable disaggregate dividual scissure amotion chorisis discretion concision cutoff split-up twine try shed estrange unyoke