英语词汇“isolate”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

isolate

verb /ˈʌɪsəleɪt

/ [with object]

1Cause (a person or place) to be or remain alone or apart from others: a country which is isolated from the rest of the world...

First of all, we put ourselves in a position where we were really isolated from our friends and family.
We were well isolated from the run-down neighborhoods and troubled conditions of the city.
We are really isolated from the rest of our planet.

1.1Place (a person or animal) in quarantine as a precaution against infectious or contagious disease.Patients with ‘active’ disease are infectious and must be isolated until the disease is controlled....

When a child is sick with scarlet fever due to a strep throat infection, it is wise to isolate him or her from other family members, especially infants and very young brothers and sisters.
Most likely your veterinarian or local aquarium store will recommend isolating your infected fish or disposing of them.

2Identify (something) and examine or deal with it separately: his difficulty will be to isolate the factors which are most significant...

The goal is to identify and isolate three dozen such targets that could be destroyed by precision strikes.
Once that trend is identified, we can isolate the cause through other means and look at ways of addressing more specific problems.
To reach the right solution, isolate what's causing the problem.

Synonyms

identify, single out, pick out, spot, point out, recognize, pinpoint, pin down, put one's finger on, discern, distinguish, discover, find, locate;

sort out, filter out, separate out, weed out

2.1Cut off the electrical or other connection to (something, especially a part of a supply network): engineers isolated the gas supply to the house...

How are connections to customer networks isolated?
Gas and electricity engineers were called to isolate the supplies.
In event of a thermal runaway, electrical power should be isolated, and no attempt should be made to handle or move the battery for at least 30 minutes.

2.2 Chemistry & Biology Obtain or extract (a compound, microorganism, etc.) in a pure form: the medical world would never come to grips with polio until it could isolate the virus which caused it...

But first, they had to isolate the compound in pure form.
However, it was not until the early nineteenth century that these compounds were reproducibly isolated and analyzed.
Total yeast RNA was isolated by hot phenol extraction.

noun /ˈʌɪsələt

1A person or thing which has been or become isolated: social isolates often become careless of their own welfare...

The men who end up on Skid Row are social isolates.
But in high school, they tended to be outsiders - social isolates or whatever.
Some, but not all of these creators were social isolates, eccentrics, and obsessives.

2 Biology A culture of microorganisms isolated for study.The invasive isolates were mostly obtained from blood whereas the non invasive isolates were isolated from throat....

Our study was based on clinical isolates obtained from patients.
Overall, 189 bacterial isolates from 149 patients were misidentified.

Derivatives

isolable

/ˈʌɪsələb(ə)l

/ adjective ...

Debates over what is patentable typically revolve around questions of isolable genes and gene sequences.
I would argue that ‘the Christian tradition’ is not so easily identifiable and isolable as an unchanging measure against which any position can be declared ‘orthodox’ or ‘heretical.’
So, the result may be that psychological scientists become very concerned with short-term results that preferably can be packaged as multiple isolable bits that can be sent to different journals.

isolatable

adjective ...

Practices of knowing and being are not isolatable, but rather they are mutually implicated.
Large-scale over-expression and purification of the mutants resulted in comparable quantities of isolatable enzymes.
These cells form a well ordered, isolatable BB that is morphologically and compositionally comparable to those from the proximal tubule epithelial cell.

isolator

noun ...

The power is in an isolator at the bottom of the crane and that is padlocked.
These combiners use low-loss, low IM dual-stage isolators with integrated coaxial cavities.
In addition, Freightliner decreased cab noise by improving the exhaust isolators and the clutch linkage.

Origin

Early 19th century (as a verb): back-formation from isolated.

单词	isolate
释义	isolate verb /ˈʌɪsəleɪt / [with object] 1Cause (a person or place) to be or remain alone or apart from others: a country which is isolated from the rest of the world... First of all, we put ourselves in a position where we were really isolated from our friends and family. We were well isolated from the run-down neighborhoods and troubled conditions of the city. We are really isolated from the rest of our planet. 1.1Place (a person or animal) in quarantine as a precaution against infectious or contagious disease.Patients with ‘active’ disease are infectious and must be isolated until the disease is controlled.... When a child is sick with scarlet fever due to a strep throat infection, it is wise to isolate him or her from other family members, especially infants and very young brothers and sisters. Most likely your veterinarian or local aquarium store will recommend isolating your infected fish or disposing of them. 2Identify (something) and examine or deal with it separately: his difficulty will be to isolate the factors which are most significant... The goal is to identify and isolate three dozen such targets that could be destroyed by precision strikes. Once that trend is identified, we can isolate the cause through other means and look at ways of addressing more specific problems. To reach the right solution, isolate what's causing the problem. Synonyms identify, single out, pick out, spot, point out, recognize, pinpoint, pin down, put one's finger on, discern, distinguish, discover, find, locate; sort out, filter out, separate out, weed out 2.1Cut off the electrical or other connection to (something, especially a part of a supply network): engineers isolated the gas supply to the house... How are connections to customer networks isolated? Gas and electricity engineers were called to isolate the supplies. In event of a thermal runaway, electrical power should be isolated, and no attempt should be made to handle or move the battery for at least 30 minutes. 2.2 Chemistry & Biology Obtain or extract (a compound, microorganism, etc.) in a pure form: the medical world would never come to grips with polio until it could isolate the virus which caused it... But first, they had to isolate the compound in pure form. However, it was not until the early nineteenth century that these compounds were reproducibly isolated and analyzed. Total yeast RNA was isolated by hot phenol extraction. noun /ˈʌɪsələt / 1A person or thing which has been or become isolated: social isolates often become careless of their own welfare... The men who end up on Skid Row are social isolates. But in high school, they tended to be outsiders - social isolates or whatever. Some, but not all of these creators were social isolates, eccentrics, and obsessives. 2 Biology A culture of microorganisms isolated for study.The invasive isolates were mostly obtained from blood whereas the non invasive isolates were isolated from throat.... Our study was based on clinical isolates obtained from patients. Overall, 189 bacterial isolates from 149 patients were misidentified. Derivatives isolable /ˈʌɪsələb(ə)l / adjective ... Debates over what is patentable typically revolve around questions of isolable genes and gene sequences. I would argue that ‘the Christian tradition’ is not so easily identifiable and isolable as an unchanging measure against which any position can be declared ‘orthodox’ or ‘heretical.’ So, the result may be that psychological scientists become very concerned with short-term results that preferably can be packaged as multiple isolable bits that can be sent to different journals. isolatable adjective ... Practices of knowing and being are not isolatable, but rather they are mutually implicated. Large-scale over-expression and purification of the mutants resulted in comparable quantities of isolatable enzymes. These cells form a well ordered, isolatable BB that is morphologically and compositionally comparable to those from the proximal tubule epithelial cell. isolator noun ... The power is in an isolator at the bottom of the crane and that is padlocked. These combiners use low-loss, low IM dual-stage isolators with integrated coaxial cavities. In addition, Freightliner decreased cab noise by improving the exhaust isolators and the clutch linkage. Origin Early 19th century (as a verb): back-formation from isolated.
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