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疏远, 离间
to make one feel isolated or hostile toward a person or group
及物动词
- His rude comments began to alienate him from his colleagues.
他粗鲁的评论开始让他与同事疏远。
- She worried that her decision might alienate her family.
她担心自己的决定可能会疏远她的家人。
- The controversial comments alienated him from the rest of the group.
有争议的评论使他与团队的其他成员疏远了。
- The constant criticism from his partner began to alienate him emotionally.
伴侣不断的批评开始让他在情感上疏远。
- His failure to acknowledge their contributions started to alienate his team.
他未能承认他们的贡献开始疏远他的团队。
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疏远, 使疏离
to make someone feel uncomfortable or distant from a situation
及物动词
- The new policies seemed to alienate long-time customers.
新政策似乎疏远了长期客户。
- The company’s impersonal approach alienated its client base.
公司非个人化的做法疏远了其客户群。
- His behavior at the meeting only served to alienate potential partners.
他在会议上的行为只会疏远潜在的合作伙伴。
- The changes in the workplace culture had the potential to alienate senior staff.
工作场所文化的变化有可能疏远高级员工。
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转让, 让与
to transfer the legal rights or ownership of something to another person or entity
及物动词
- The company decided to alienate a portion of its land to fund the new development project.
公司决定转让部分土地以资助新的开发项目。
- In the sale, the farmer alienated his rights to the water supply on the land.
在销售中，农民转让了他对土地上供水的权利。
- The organization was forced to alienate its assets due to financial struggles.
由于财务困难，该组织被迫转让其资产。
- By selling the property, the family alienated their claim to it.
通过出售财产，家人转让了他们对它的所有权。
- The artist alienated the rights to her work for a small upfront payment.
这位艺术家以一小笔预付款转让了她作品的权利。
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