disengagement
/ˌdɪsɪnˈɡeɪdʒmənt/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌdɪsɪnˈɡeɪdʒmənt/ (ame, ipa) · /"+/ (ame, mw)
disengagement — 名詞
1. the choice to step back from an activity, group, or relationship so that you are
脫離;抽離
退出活動、團體或關係
the choice to step back from an activity, group, or relationship so that you are no longer actively part of it.
Amihan's gradual disengagement from the climate protests worried her old friends in the movement.
Amihan 逐漸從氣候抗議活動中脫離,讓她在運動圈裡的老朋友很擔心。
disengagement from + group / activity
Public disengagement from local elections has reached a worrying level in several small towns.
在好幾個小鎮,民眾對地方選舉的疏離已經到了令人憂心的程度。
disengagement from + abstract institution
Teachers complained about student disengagement during the long online lessons.
在漫長的線上課程中,老師抱怨學生上課完全心不在焉。
Eric's quiet disengagement from the church surprised his parents more than any argument would have.
Eric 安靜地脫離教會,這比任何爭吵都更讓他父母震驚。
The report links emotional disengagement at work to long hours and unclear goals.
報告指出,職場上的情感抽離與長工時和目標不明確有關。
- withdrawal
broader; covers both physical pull-back and ending of involvement
- detachment
stresses the emotional or mental side of pulling away
- noninvolvement
neutral; describes the resulting state, not the act of leaving
- engagement
the direct opposite — active taking part
- involvement
the ongoing state of being part of something
文法句型
disengagement from + noun
disengagement of + noun
用法筆記
Often used about a slow, chosen withdrawal rather than a single sudden break; common in journalism, education, and workplace writing.
常見錯誤
2. the act of ending a battle and moving soldiers, ships, or weapons away from the
脫離接觸
停止戰鬥並將部隊撤出該區
the act of ending a battle and moving soldiers, ships, or weapons away from the area where the fighting was happening.
The treaty called for a full disengagement of troops along the river border.
這項條約要求沿著河岸邊界完全撤離部隊。
disengagement of + military unit
After three days of fighting, both sides agreed to a temporary disengagement.
經過三天的交火後,雙方同意暫時脫離接觸。
agree to + disengagement (negotiated pause)
Generals warned that a hasty disengagement could leave nearby villages unprotected.
將領們警告,倉促撤離可能讓附近村莊失去保護。
The UN observers monitored the disengagement of armed forces from the buffer zone.
聯合國觀察員監督武裝部隊從緩衝區撤出的過程。
- withdrawal
very close in military use; often interchangeable
- pullback
more informal, journalistic shorthand for troops moving back
- ceasefire
narrower — only the stopping of fire, not the moving away
- engagement
the active fighting that 'disengagement' brings to an end
- advance
moving forces toward the enemy rather than away
文法句型
disengagement of + forces
disengagement from + area
用法筆記
Only used about military or armed conflict; pairs with words like 'troops', 'forces', 'units', 'lines'. Distinguish from sense 1, which is about a person ending their involvement in non-military activities.