alienation

UK:  [.eɪliə'neɪʃ(ə)n]

US:  [.eɪliə'neɪʃ(ə)n]

n.

1.疏远;异化

2.疏远;离间

3.疏远,感情隔阂;分裂

4.让渡,转让

5.精神错乱

6.【哲学】异化

1 . But rather objective alienation of these persons as it might be reconstructucted by analyzing the forces which exert pressure on them.
而是这些人通过分析向他们施加压力的那些力量而设想出来的客观的厌倦。

2 . The increasingly dull nature of many industrial jobs has led to the alienation of many workers.
许多工业工作越来越单调刻板，导致很多工人离心离德的倾向。

3 . Education is the art of pressuring young people into a state of alienation that will result in either quiet despair or aggressive militancy.
教育是一种压迫年轻人的技艺，使他们陷入一种要么沉默绝望，要么激进好斗的异化状态。

4 . Jack, brought up in the rodeo, is more talkative and recalls his lifelong alienation from his father, a bull rider.
杰克是在竞技场长大的，所以比较外向，他说自己和父亲的关系比较疏远。

5 . "Boredom, alienation and isolation are going to be factors, " he said.
“倦怠，疏离和孤立，这些都将成为他们身上的特点。”他说。