estrange

释义

v.

使疏远；离间；隔离；使离开(习惯了的环境等)

网络

人与社会愈疏离；游移疏离；生疏化

词形变化

第三人称单数：estranges 现在分词：estranging 过去分词：estranged

在例句中理解 8 句

1. Madeleine was not trying to estrange her from the Herzogs.

   马德琳无意要使她和赫索格家的人疏远。

2. National Interests and Soviet Union's Policy of "Help Jiang Jieshi, Estrange Communist Party"

   国家利益与抗战胜利前后苏联的“扶蒋非共”政策

3. The demonization of China will estrange the Chinese from the West and place distance between peoples.

   妖魔化中国只会让中国人愈发远离西方世界，只会加剧人民间的距离。

4. “Technology does not need to estrange us from one another,” Cox said. “The physical reality comes alive with the human stories we have told there.”

   “技术不会使我们彼此疏离，”考克斯说道，“当我们来到那些有故事的地点时，现实也就活灵活现了。”

5. As to her own life, those good friends for years gradually estrange since she's always on the run. And there's still a void in her love life.

   而自己的生活也因整日奔波，多年的朋友逐渐疏远，感情也一片空白。

6. Being short of honesty can both severely damage the image of the public security organs and estrange the relationship between the public security organs and the people.

   缺乏诚信不仅严重损害公安机关的形象，还会造成公安机关与人民群众关系的疏远与隔膜。

7. The more the physical causes incline mankind to inaction, the more the moral causes should estrange them from it.

   所以，物质的因素越使他们趋于懈怠时，精神的因素就越使他们远离物质的因素。

8. Their specific treatment of volume, apertures, and overall geometry interested us as tools to estrange conventional ideas of residential housing.

   该建筑在体量、孔径和整体几何形状上的处理手法都激发我们有了远离传统住宅的想法。