disjointed

dis'dʒɔintid

s. taken apart at the joints
s. separated at the joint

a. 关节脱位的, 脱臼的, 脱节的, 没有条理的, 次序混乱的, 杂乱的, 支离的
[计] 不交的

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BNC 频率

19,729

使用频率

disjointed 可以拆分为前缀 dis-（表示否定或分开）和词根 joint（连接），加上后缀 -ed（表示状态或性质）。整体意思是“失去联系的”或“分开的”。

例句

1. The presentation was disjointed, making it hard to follow the main ideas.

演讲内容杂乱无章，使得很难理解主要观点。

2. After the accident, his memories of the event were disjointed and confusing.

事故后，他对事件的记忆杂乱无章，令人困惑。

3. The novel had a disjointed structure that made it difficult to connect with the characters.

这部小说的结构杂乱，使得很难与角色产生共鸣。