disentangle
/ˌdɪsɪnˈtæŋɡl/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌdɪsɪnˈtæŋɡl/ (ame, ipa) · /ˌdis-in-ˈtaŋ-gəl/ (ame, mw)
disentangle — 動詞
- disentanglepresent simple I / you / we / they
- disentangleshe / she / it
- disentangledpast simple
- disentangling-ing form
1. to free objects from what is twisted around them, or to make mixed-up facts, ide
解開;理清
把纏住或混亂的事物分開、理清
to free objects from what is twisted around them, or to make mixed-up facts, ideas, or relationships clear again.
Mizuki disentangled the fishing line from the boat motor.
Mizuki 把纏在船上馬達上的釣線解開了。
disentangle A from B for physical separation
After lunch, Theo disentangled the charger cables under his desk.
午餐後,Theo 把桌下纏成一團的充電線解開了。
The lawyer tried to disentangle the two contracts before the meeting.
那位律師在會議前試著理清那兩份合約的糾結之處。
Diya helped the twins disentangle their kite strings in the park.
Diya 在公園幫那對雙胞胎把風箏線解開了。
Reporters struggled to disentangle facts from rumor after the explosion.
爆炸後,記者努力理清事實與傳言。
- entangle
to make something caught, twisted, or involved in difficulty
- complicate
to make an issue harder to separate or understand clearly
文法句型
disentangle A from B
disentangle facts from rumor
disentangle [issue / argument / relationship]
用法筆記
Often takes a direct object such as wires, hair, facts, or a problem. It is commonly followed by 'from' when you name what something is being freed from, and it sounds more formal than everyday 'untangle' or 'sort out'.