disjointed

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdisjointeddis‧joint‧ed /dɪsˈdʒɔɪntɪd/ adjective 1 CONFUSEDsomething, especially a speech or piece of writing, that is disjointed has parts that do not seem well connected or are not arranged well disjointed fragments of information2 a disjointed activity or system is one in which the different parts do not work well together Burley was critical of his team’s disjointed performance.Examples from the Corpusdisjointed• Death from unfamiliar diseases turned the world into a disjointed and meaningless place.• It all seemed disjointed and unreal to Donaldson, as if his world had suddenly taken a lurching sideways step.• The period saw in most Western countries a series of intermittent and disjointed efforts to remedy this state of affairs.• This takes a disjointed groove system to the right of the centre of the crag.• The two elements need to be understood as distinct and often disjointed moments of state policy.• Rambling, disjointed notes found in Brady's apartment gave no clues as to his disappearance.• As soon as the rhythmic motion of the cart began Willie fell into a disjointed sleep.• She had a disjointed upbringing with a series of tutors.

单词	disjointed
释义	disjointed From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdisjointeddis‧joint‧ed /dɪsˈdʒɔɪntɪd/ adjective 1 CONFUSEDsomething, especially a speech or piece of writing, that is disjointed has parts that do not seem well connected or are not arranged well disjointed fragments of information2 a disjointed activity or system is one in which the different parts do not work well together Burley was critical of his team’s disjointed performance.Examples from the Corpusdisjointed• Death from unfamiliar diseases turned the world into a disjointed and meaningless place.• It all seemed disjointed and unreal to Donaldson, as if his world had suddenly taken a lurching sideways step.• The period saw in most Western countries a series of intermittent and disjointed efforts to remedy this state of affairs.• This takes a disjointed groove system to the right of the centre of the crag.• The two elements need to be understood as distinct and often disjointed moments of state policy.• Rambling, disjointed notes found in Brady's apartment gave no clues as to his disappearance.• As soon as the rhythmic motion of the cart began Willie fell into a disjointed sleep.• She had a disjointed upbringing with a series of tutors.
随便看	bring on bring on bring on a reaction bring on yourself bring onto bring out bring out in bring pressure to bear bring pressure to bear on bring pressure/influence to bear (on somebody/something) bring raise a family bring round bring round bring round etc bring somebody back something bring somebody face to face with something bring somebody in to do something bring somebody onto something bring somebody out in something bring somebody something bring somebody through (something) bring somebody to book bring somebody to heel bring somebody up to do something bring somebody → in