英:[dɪs'dʒɔɪn]
美:[dɪs'dʒɔɪn]
英:[dɪs'dʒɔɪn]
美:[dɪs'dʒɔɪn]
(使)分开,(使)分离;拆散;
dis·join
dIs joIn
disjoins, disjoining, disjoined
disjoinable (adj.)
verb
transitive verb
to end the joining of
intransitive verb
to become detached
Middle English disjoynen, from Anglo-French desjoindre, from Latin disjungere, from dis- + jungere to join — more at yoke
The first known use of disjoin was in the 15th century
disownverb
to refuse to accept any longer as one's own : renounce, disclaim
disorientverb
to cause to be confused or lost
disloyaladjective
lacking in loyalty
dislike1 of 2noun
a strong feeling of not liking or approving
dislike2 of 2verb
to feel dislike for
disk1 of 2noun
the central part of the flower head of a typical plant (as a daisy or aster) of the composite family made up of closely packed tube-shaped flowers
any of various rounded and flattened animal anatomical structuresespecially: intervertebral disk
a thin circular object: as
usually disc a phonograph record
a round flat plate coated with a magnetic substance on which data for a computer is stored
CD
video disc
usually disc a tilling implement (as a plow) with sharp-edged circular cutting bladesalso: one of these blades
disk2 of 2verb
to cultivate (land) with a disc
disjoinverb
to end the union of : become separated
disjoinverb
to end the union of : become separated
1 By keeping silence, you accustom the mass to disjoin the moral from the political, theory from practice, the ideal from the real, heaven from earth.
2 Gratitude, though it can hardly be disjoined from love, is seldom cherished for the same person in the same degree with love.
3 God cannot have the faculty of judgment—judgment implies in the act of judging a conjoining or disjoining of two or more thoughts, but this involves change of mental condition.
4 Her principal, if not her sole object, was to disjoin these, and to supplant the impurer strains.
5 It disjoins belief from its only safe ground, experience.
6 When you pull apart the Missouri invention, it disjoins the way chicken does, with a few random strands of "meat" hanging loosely.
7 It is an insuperable source of fallacy in human observation as well as in human judgment, that we never can sufficiently disjoin our own individuality from our estimates of moral nature.
8 In the camp of the enemy: irrevocably disjoined from the progressive destinies of humanity; irrevocably adverse to the desires, to the aspirations which agitate his people and the people of believers.
9 Jefferson said: The God who gave us life, gave us liberty at the same time; the hand of freedom may destroy, but cannot disjoin them.
10 Events may be connected together, which were entirely disjoined, and conclusions deduced from this fictitious connexion, which are of course unfounded.
11 It is said these earldoms may, and probably will, be again disjoined, and the titles and honours of Marr and Kellie inherited by two distinct noblemen.
12 It was seen that if in some way the X chromosomes failed to disjoin in certain eggs, the exceptions could be explained.
13 The pandemic highlighted the underlying weakness of the US public health system, particularly around its data systems and tech infrastructure: they’re outdated, disjoined, and underfunded, which leaves the country vulnerable to infectious disease threats.
14 The idea and the reality no longer coincide; they are disjoined.
15 He rose to his feet, his arms writhing like disjoined, broken-backed snakes across his scarred chest.
16 But add unto this, that being thus separated in affection, and disjoined, as it were, in natural dispositions, we cannot draw near to God in any ordinance,—as the word, prayer, &c.
17 The vocabulary of folklore and the folk adages have intersections. We can't disjoin them completely.
因此民俗语汇的品类中有俗语成分,民俗语汇与俗语有交叉, 二者不是截然分开的.
18 An idea, disjoined from an institution, is spirit without body; just as an institution that does not embody a noble idea, is body without spirit.
19 Can the doctrine of our Lord's Incarnation be disjoined from one physical miracle?
20 They are a part of the truth; sometimes a greater, sometimes a smaller part, but exaggerated, distorted, and disjoined from the truths by which they ought to be accompanied and limited.
1 分开
separate apart divided parting parted sunderance divorce detachment abruption disseverance part break divide disassociate distribute disconnect detach sunder unyoke dissever unsolder prescind in parts split into stand apart division separation severance severalty discerption off tear Split partition bust diverge dissociate splay demarcate set apart drive a wedge between come unstuck cut detached cleft asunder cleavage with sever disaggregate uncouple ramify divaricate space shed whip segregate cleave rive winnow demark alien unconnected unfastened out disconnection disengagement disjunction quartering out- unlock unlink unfix unknit split disengage unfasten disaffiliate come between divisional segregative dividual spiccato sciolto segregation sequestration fall-off disconnexion secern bisect slice sequester unhinge unjoint disbranch se- precisive distinct dividing uncoupled uncombined atwain solution exhibit shedding de- twine rend wedge off
2 使分离
unhinge unmortise part split divorce segregate cleave uncouple unsolder prescind separate isolate disconnect decouple undock unjoin sequester demerge unjoint
3 拆散
run burst break take to pieces decollation unlink decollate dismantle unravel disassemble fag disjoint uncouple unweave disaffiliate untuck disassembly raveling strip ravel unjoin uncoalesce
4 分裂
divisive cloven lobate split segmentation fission schism sunder disunity disunion splinter disintegrate cleave rend rive break tear disrupt rift fissure segment fall apart at the seams
6 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 dissociation disjunction disunion disjuncture scission divorcement disseverance separate split segregate unhinge undock disunite dispart unmortise part break divide isolate disconnect detach cleave dissociate uncouple dissever unsolder prescind part company with cut distant outlying schismatic clear asunder breach dialysis divergence schism split-up from sunder shed diverge disassociate free extraneous disjoint off breakdown parting disengagement break-up a- un- apo- of sequester decouple demerge unjoint slip disaffiliate