detachment
US /dɪˈtætʃ.mənt/
UK /dɪˈtætʃ.mənt/
名詞
1.
超然, 客觀, 不偏不倚
the state of being objective or aloof; emotional distance
範例:
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He observed the situation with a sense of emotional detachment.
他以一種情感上的超然態度觀察著局勢。
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Her professional detachment allowed her to make difficult decisions.
她的職業超然使她能夠做出艱難的決定。
2.
分離, 拆卸, 切除
the action or process of detaching; separation
範例:
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The detachment of the old wing from the main building was a complex task.
舊翼與主樓的分離是一項複雜的任務。
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The surgeon performed a careful detachment of the tumor.
外科醫生小心翼翼地切除了腫瘤。
3.
分遣隊, 支隊, 特遣隊
a small group of troops, aircraft, or ships sent away from the main body for a special duty
範例:
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A military detachment was sent to secure the area.
一支軍事分遣隊被派去保衛該地區。
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The police detachment arrived quickly at the scene.
警察分遣隊迅速趕到現場。