| 释义 |
dis·so·ci·ate /dɪˈsəʊʃɪeɪt/ vt. | vi. | phr.
❶ vt.
1. (在实际或思想上)把…分开，使分离，使脱离 (from)
One must dissociate these two ideas. 我们在思想上必须把这两个概念分开。
The author never dissociated his characters from their social context. 作家从不将他笔下的人物同他们的社会环境分离开来考虑。
2. 【化】使离解
3. 【心】使分裂，使不相联
❷ vi.
1. 分开，分离，脱离
2. 【化】离解
Salts and acids dissociate in water. 盐和酸离解于水。
[< L dissociāre < DIS-² + sociāre to join] phr. dissociate oneself from 否认同…有关系；断绝和…的关系 The chairman of the union dissociated himself from the views expressed in the report. 工会主席否认自己与报告中的观点有关系。He tried to dissociate himself from the evil in his past. 他想同过去的罪恶一刀两断。 |