alienated

['eiljəneitid]

adj.疏远的, 被隔开的
动词alienate的过去式和过去分词形式

a.

感到孤独的, 不合群的

alienated from the society

与社会疏远的

词形变化

名词: alienator | 动词过去式: alienated | 动词过去分词: alienated | 动词现在分词: alienating | 动词第三人称单数: alienates |

词义辨析

同义:

a.疏远的, 被忽视的, 无家可归的

estranged  separated  neglected  ignored  overlooked  disregarded  homeless  unattended  distanced  disengaged  shut out

a.自我封闭的, 狭隘的, 冷漠的

insular  close-mouthed  tight-lipped  mum  uncommunicative  taciturn  cool  cold  icy

a.反对的, 敌对的

dissenting  opposed  conflicting  contradicting  hostile  revengeful  antagonistic  

同义参见:

friendless  

英英释义

动词 alienate:

arouse hostility or indifference in where there had formerly been love, affection, or friendliness

同义词：estrange, alienate, alien, disaffect

transfer property or ownership

同义词：alien, alienate

make withdrawn or isolated or emotionally dissociated

同义词：alienate

形容词 alienated:

socially disoriented

同义词：anomic, disoriented

caused to be unloved

同义词：estranged

补充

alienatedalienatedadj.1.疏离的

例句

1. But when he saw others like him, he didn't feel alienated any more.但当他看到与自己相似的其他人时, 就不再觉得不合群了。 2. He felt alienated from his colleagues.他觉得和同事疏远了。 3. Parents sometimes feel alienated from their children's lifestyles.父母有时觉得和子女的生活方式格格不入。 4. He feels very alienated from his parents.他感觉跟父母关系很疏远。 5. alienated young people [=young people who do not feel that they have a part in society]与社会格格不入的年轻人