isolated
isolated 英 [ˈaɪsəleɪtɪd] 美 [ˈaɪsəˌletɪd]
adj. 孤立的；分离的；单独的；[电] 绝缘的 v. 使孤立；使绝缘；脱离（isolate的过去分词）
- Isolated means far away from everyone or everything else. The hermit who lives on a remote island is isolated from the rest of the world, with nothing but coconuts and fish to keep him company.
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- adj. 孤立的；分离的；单独的；[电] 绝缘的
- v. 使孤立；使绝缘；脱离（isolate的过去分词）
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1. Don't view things as static and isolated.
不要静止地孤立地看待事物。
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2. The metaphysical world outlook sees things as isolated, static and one-sided.
形而上学宇宙观用孤立的、静止的和片面的观点去看世界。
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3. They don't even have to be great friends – some of the positive effect is simply down to the company: have a pint with a mate and you're by definition not socially isolated.
他们甚至不必是很要好的朋友——朋友所起到的积极作用中其部分可归结为陪伴：按照定义，若你能与同伴小酌一番，那你就不算是社会孤立了。
- isolated (adj.) "standing detached from others of its kind," 1740, a rendering into English of French isolé "isolated" (17c.), from Italian isolato, from Latin insulatus "made into an island," from insula "island" (see isle (n.)). English at first used the French word (isole, also isole'd, c. 1750), then after isolate (v.) became an English word, isolated became its past participle.
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