disjuncture

D.J.:[disˈdʒʌŋktʃə] K.K.:[dɪsˈdʒʌŋktʃɚ]

n.

  1. 分离,分裂

网络词典

disjuncture

英 dɪsˈdʒʌŋktʃə(r) 美 dɪsˈdʒʌŋktʃə(r)
名词 中文翻译:断裂
同义词: ['disconnection', 'disjoint', 'rupture例句:1. The sudden loss of a loved one can cause a profound sense of disjuncture.(突然失去一个亲人会导致深刻的不连贯感。)2. The research team found that the disjuncture between theory and practice was a major obstacle to progress.(研究团队发现,理论与实践之间的不连贯是进步的主要障碍。)']

例句:

  1. 1. The sudden loss of a loved one can cause a profound sense of disjuncture.
    突然失去一个亲人会导致深刻的不连贯感。
  2. 2. The research team found that the disjuncture between theory and practice was a major obstacle to progress.
    研究团队发现,理论与实践之间的不连贯是进步的主要障碍。
  3. 3. The two countries' relations have been in a state of disjuncture since the end of the Cold War.
    自冷战结束以来,这两个国家的关系一直处于不连贯状态。