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dis·so·ci·ate AHD[dĭ-sōʹshē-āt', -sē-] D.J.[dɪˈsəʊʃiːˌeɪt, -siː-]K.K.[dɪˈsoʃiˌet, -si-]v.（动词）dis.so.ci.at.ed, dis.so.ci.at.ing, dis.so.ci.ates v.tr.（及物动词）- To remove from association; separate:把…分开；使分离，使脱离："Marx never dissociated man from his social environment"(Sidney Hook)“马克思认为人与社会环境绝对无法分离开”(悉尼·胡克)
- Chemistry To cause to undergo dissociation.【化学】 使分离，使游离
v.intr.（不及物动词）- To cease associating; part.中止联系；分开
- Biology To mutate or change morphologically, often reversibly.【生物学】 突变，变异：经受突变或形态上的改变，常为可逆地
- Chemistry To undergo dissociation.【化学】 分离，游离
- Latin dissociāre dissociāt- 拉丁语 dissociāre dissociāt-
- dis- [dis-] dis- [表示“否定，相反”等意]
- sociāre [to unite] from socius [companion] * see sek w- 1sociāre [将…联结在一起，使成为一体] 源自 socius [同伴，伴侣，朋友] * 参见 sek w- 1
dissoʹcia'tive adj.（形容词） |