英语词汇isolated的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

isolated AC /ˈaɪsəleɪtəd, ˈaɪsəleɪtɪd/ adjective 1. an isolated building, village etc is far away from any othersnounsan isolated village They live in an isolated village high up in the mountains.an isolated area/spot/location The area is very isolated and can only be reached on foot.an isolated community He comes from a small isolated farming community in the north of Scotland.an isolated house Eddie lived in an isolated house in the country.an isolated farm The farm is very isolated and they don’t have many visitors.You can also say that a country is isolated, when there is very little communication with other countries: At that time, Japan was isolated from the rest of the world.adverbscompletely isolated The house was completely isolated and surrounded by acres of fields.geographically isolated (=isolated because there is something that makes it difficult to reach) The area was geographically isolated from the rest of the city.2. happening only once and not likely to happen againnounsan isolated incident The attack was an isolated incident and normally it is safe to walk around the city at night.an isolated case There have been a few isolated cases where the drug has caused side-effects.an isolated example Sadly, this case is not an isolated example.an isolated instance (=an isolated occasion when something happens) Except in a few isolated instances, his behaviour has been much better.3. feeling alone and unable to meet other peopleverbsfeel isolated At school she felt isolated and different from the other girls.adverbssocially isolated Old people can become socially isolated if they live alone.completely/totally isolated People sometimes feel completely isolated when they first move to a foreign country.increasingly isolated He became increasingly isolated after losing his job.prepositionsisolated from She kept herself isolated from her work colleagues, and they knew little about her private life.

词组	isolated
释义	isolated AC /ˈaɪsəleɪtəd, ˈaɪsəleɪtɪd/ adjective 1. an isolated building, village etc is far away from any othersnounsan isolated village They live in an isolated village high up in the mountains.an isolated area/spot/location The area is very isolated and can only be reached on foot.an isolated community He comes from a small isolated farming community in the north of Scotland.an isolated house Eddie lived in an isolated house in the country.an isolated farm The farm is very isolated and they don’t have many visitors.You can also say that a country is isolated, when there is very little communication with other countries: At that time, Japan was isolated from the rest of the world.adverbscompletely isolated The house was completely isolated and surrounded by acres of fields.geographically isolated (=isolated because there is something that makes it difficult to reach) The area was geographically isolated from the rest of the city.2. happening only once and not likely to happen againnounsan isolated incident The attack was an isolated incident and normally it is safe to walk around the city at night.an isolated case There have been a few isolated cases where the drug has caused side-effects.an isolated example Sadly, this case is not an isolated example.an isolated instance (=an isolated occasion when something happens) Except in a few isolated instances, his behaviour has been much better.3. feeling alone and unable to meet other peopleverbsfeel isolated At school she felt isolated and different from the other girls.adverbssocially isolated Old people can become socially isolated if they live alone.completely/totally isolated People sometimes feel completely isolated when they first move to a foreign country.increasingly isolated He became increasingly isolated after losing his job.prepositionsisolated from She kept herself isolated from her work colleagues, and they knew little about her private life.
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