estranged

英 [ɪˈstreɪndʒd]

美 [ɪˈstreɪndʒd]

adj. (夫妻)分居的; (与某人)疏远的，分手的; (与某事物)脱离的，决裂的
v. 使（某人）疏远某人；离间
estrange的过去分词和过去式

Collins.1 / BNC.14343 / COCA.11853

牛津词典

adj.

（夫妻）分居的
no longer living with your husband or wife
1. his estranged wife Emma
  他分居的妻子埃玛
（与某人）疏远的，分手的
no longer friendly, loyal or in contact with sb
1. He became estranged from his family after the argument.
  那场争吵后他便与家人疏远了。
（与某事物）脱离的，决裂的
no longer involved in or connected with sth, especially sth that used to be important to you
1. She felt estranged from her former existence.
  她感到自己已脱离了过去的生活方式。

ADJ （与配偶）分居的
Anestrangedwife or husband is no longer living with their husband or wife.
1. ...his estranged wife.
  和他分居的妻子
ADJ-GRADED （因与亲朋发生争吵而）疏远的，不和的，不来往的
If you areestranged fromyour family or friends, you have quarrelled with them and are not communicating with them.
1. He was laid to rest yesterday without a final goodbye from his estranged son...
  他昨天去世了，关系疏远的儿子没来作最后的道别。
2. Joanna, 30, spent most of her twenties virtually estranged from her father.
  30岁的乔安娜在她二十几岁的时候大多数时间根本不和父亲来往。
ADJ-GRADED （与社团、职业等）疏离的，疏远的，脱离的
If you describe someone asestranged fromsomething such as society or their profession, you mean that they no longer seem involved in it.
1. Arran became increasingly estranged from the mainstream of Hollywood.
  阿伦变得越来越脱离好莱坞的主流了。

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