isolation 的定义
- an act or instance of isolating.
- the state of being isolated.
- the complete separation from others of a person suffering from contagious or infectious disease; quarantine.
- the separation of a nation from other nations by isolationism.
- Psychoanalysis. a process whereby an idea or memory is divested of its emotional component.
- Sociology. social isolation.
isolation 近义词
seclusion
更多isolation例句
- Perhaps never more than now, in this time of covid-19, do we crave isolation yet chafe at being cloistered in our homes.
- A babysitter took care of Sam in the family home while Castelo was in isolation, and the father and son used walkie-talkies to communicate.
- Whenever the mood strikes, I boil or fry them up and lessen my sense of isolation for a bit.
- As with other solutions to isolation—bus fare to visit a park, tickets to a museum—internet connections also require financial resources that many older adults don’t have.
- I wanted a more autism-friendly world, but this version, defined by helplessness and isolation, has scarred me as deeply as it has my peers.
- “Isolation has not worked,” said Obama from the White House.
- Now that they had the isolation chamber, it was up to Phoenix to find a plane to carry it.
- He was one of six children who had been in the Ebola isolation center that had been overrun.
- Suspicion of exposure to Ebola, for example, is sufficient to justify mandatory isolation.
- A former Ebola patient calls the forcible isolation of returning health-care workers from West Africa a ‘police state approach.’
- The major-general kept him well informed of every movement of the enemy, and pointed out the dangerous isolation of Davout.
- He experienced a feeling of such utter isolation that he almost started when Isabel spoke.
- This practical isolation disgusted the several chiefs, who therefore agreed to open the campaign against the invaders.
- And she was fully alive to the romantic conditions, the wild night, the isolation, the vibrating atmosphere.
- Her long lashes brushed her cheek; she drew a kind of isolation from the way her manner underlined the office.