estranged

中英词典：estranged

形容词

1. 疏远的（指亲密关系破裂或陌生）。
2. 分居的（指夫妻分居或分手）。
3. 被隔离的（指被隔离或与社会隔离）。

名词

1. 疏远（指亲密关系的破裂或陌生）。
2. 分居状态（指夫妻分居或分手）。

词语辨析

estranged与alienated都表示“疏远的”，但alienated侧重于因观念、信仰、政治或经济原因而疏远。

词汇扩充

estrangement（名词），estranger（名词）

近义词

alienated, distant, detached, separated

反义词

close, reconciled, connected, intimate

柯林斯词典

形容词

If you are estranged from someone you have had a quarrel or disagreement with, you are no longer friendly with them.

名词

If two people are estranged, they have quarrelled or disagreed with each other and have therefore become unsympathetic to each other.

牛津词典

形容词

no longer close or affectionate to someone; alienated.

名词

the fact of no longer being on friendly terms or part of a social group.

用法

例句

1. We became estranged after the argument.
2. He is estranged from his family.
3. They are an estranged couple.
4. She felt estrangement from her friends.
5. The estrangement between the two brothers was irreparable.
6. After years of estrangement, they finally reconciled.
7. She lived an estranged life, isolated from society.
8. He felt estranged from his own culture.
9. The couple decided to separate and live in estrangement.
10. They tried to repair their estranged relationship.
11. His estranged wife filed for divorce.
12. She was emotionally estranged from her parents.
13. Their estranged relationship caused them both pain.
14. The novel explores themes of estrangement and loneliness.
15. She maintained an estranged existence in the foreign city.
16. He sought therapy to deal with feelings of estrangement.
17. The estranged siblings reunited after many years.
18. He longed to reconnect with his estranged father.
19. She felt a sense of estrangement from her childhood home.
20. They lived in an estranged state, never speaking to each other.
21. His estranged daughter reached out to him for reconciliation.