isolating 的定义
Linguistics.
- pertaining to or noting a language, as Vietnamese, that uses few or no bound forms and in which grammatical relationships are indicated chiefly through word order.Compare agglutinative, inflectional.
isolating 近义词
cut off, set apart
更多isolating例句
- I feel like a lot of people can relate to this feeling and it’s such an isolating, like daunting, heavy weight that you carry.
- The jobs are also highly isolating, a situation made worse by the pandemic, when people who had once worked together were spaced out to deter contagion.
- This kind of thinking isn’t fun, and it won’t necessarily make the reality of the situation less frustrating or isolating, but it can help put risky decisions into a broader context.
- Identifying patients with an infection, isolating them, and providing quality care, are the key methods needed to stop Ebola.
- Nomani said her activism, which took root before the emergence of social media, has often been lonely and isolating.
- She cites military tactics of isolating and compartmentalizing as a way to deal with the transition.
- Getting my work done required isolating myself in the quietest corner of the library.
- Were they to amend their posture, they would only be further isolating themselves.
- I had succeeded without effort or trouble in almost isolating her from her former habits.
- If you have been in love, you must have felt the need of isolating from this world the being in whom you would live wholly.
- When we have succeeded in isolating a certain kind of bacterium in a given dish, we are said to have a pure culture.
- Great Salt Lake has not been so effective in isolating the animals living on the islands as heretofore has been thought.
- Why then are we astonished at this, since each man, isolating himself from the rest, consults only his own interest?