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isolate查询结果如下：

音标：['aɪsəleɪt]

现在分词：isolating

过去式：isolated 过去分词：isolated

名词复数：isolates 第三人称单数：isolates

基本释义/说明：vt.使孤立;隔离

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vt.

①隔离；孤立;

an isolated patient

隔离病人.

feel isolated

感到孤立.

isolate oneself from all society

隐居.

When a person has infectious disease，he is usually isolated.

一个人患传染病时，通常给隔离起来.

Several villages have been isolated by the lack of buses.

好几个村庄因缺乏公共汽车而与外界隔绝.

②【化】离析;

A chemist can isolate the oxygen from the hydrogen in water.

化学家能将水中的氧与氢分解.

③【微】使(细菌)分离；使与种群隔离;

They have isolated the bacterium in its pure form.

他们已经把这细菌的完整形式分离出来了.

-扩展释义

vt. 【化学】

隔绝,使...绝缘,隔离,析出,抽数,查出;隔离的

vt.

[H]1. 使孤立;使脱离,2. 把(传染病患者等)隔离,3. 【化】使离析;【电】使绝缘,vi.1. 孤立;隔离;脱离

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形容词变体/同根词

isolatable

同义词： isolable detachable dividable divisible

isolable

“Large-scale over-expression and purification of the mutants resulted in comparable quantities of isolatable enzymes.”

“Practices of knowing and being are not isolatable, but rather they are mutually implicated.”

“These cells form a well ordered, isolatable BB that is morphologically and compositionally comparable to those from the proximal tubule epithelial cell.”

isolable

同义词： isolatable separable divisible detachable

Able to be isolated

“Debates over what is patentable typically revolve around questions of isolable genes and gene sequences.”

“Kata are the isolable elements by which an art form may be taught through observation, imitation, and repetition.”

“Calves are easy to shock, because they’re so isolable, but you have to train them smart.”

isolated

同义词： remote lonely off the beaten path outlying

Placed or standing apart or alone; in isolation. || (pawn) Such that no pawn of the same color is in an adjacent file. || (meteorology, of precipitation) affecting 10 percent to 20 percent of a forecast zone. || (medicine) Which has been extracted from the organism.

“He would visit some of the geographically isolated communities around the world as part of his documentary.”

“It’s best if you remain isolated until you recover from your cold.”

“Nathan Drake would stumble upon an isolated outpost during his adventures.”

isolative

Relating to, characterized by, or causing isolation.

“Lightweight SABIC KONDUIT electrically isolative compounds, which can be injection molded, also offer greater design freedom than aluminum.”

“Classrooms that are cold, hostile, stressful, and isolative, are not conducive to the best learning climate for students of color.”

“In addition, for image processing, in generally, isolative wavelet transform core is used.”

isolating

同义词： divisive alienating disruptive contentious

(语言学) having low morpheme per word ratio and no inflectional morpheme

名词变体/同根词

isolatedness

The state or condition of being isolated.

isolator

An electrical device that detects short circuits and isolates them. || A device that isolates something from the surrounding environment to keep it sterile.

“The power is in an isolator at the bottom of the crane and that is padlocked.”

“A device functions as a polarization beam combiner and an isolator.”

“The pressure causes the isolator to straighten out, and the indentations fit snugly under the respective hooks on the plates.”

isolation

同义词： segregation seclusion separation quarantine

(chiefly uncountable) The state of being isolated, detached, or separated. || The state of being away from other people. || The act of isolating. || (diplomacy, of a country) The state of not having diplomatic relations with other countries (either with most or all other countries, or with specified other countries). || (chemistry) The obtaining of an element from one of its compounds, or of a compound from a mixture || (medicine) The separation of a patient, suffering from a contagious disease, from contact with others || (databases) a database property that determines when and how changes made in one transaction are visible to other concurrent transactions.

“This suggested a growing mistrust of political institutions and a sense of isolation from the decision-making process.”

“Early pastoralists, or squatters as they were often called, lived a hard and pioneering life, often in isolation with few if any comforts.”

“After a half-century of division, the countries of east and west Europe could end their long-standing isolation.”