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noun aislamientotr[aɪsə'leɪʃən]1 aislamiento ( from, de)\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLin isolation (separately) por separadoisolation hospital hospital de aislamientoisolation ward sala de aislamientoisolation [.aɪsə'leɪʃən] n: aislamiento mn.• aislamiento (Electricidad) s.m.• incomunicación s.f.• insolación s.f.'aɪsə'leɪʃənmass noun1)a) ( state) aislamiento mthe events should not be studied in isolation — los acontecimientos no se deberían estudiar aisladamente or fuera de su contexto
b) ( Med) aislamiento mto keep somebody in isolation — mantener* a alguien aislado; (before n) <ward, hospital> de infecciosos
2)a) (separation, identification) identificación fb) (of virus, substance) aislamiento m[ˌaɪsǝʊ'leɪʃǝn]1.N aislamiento mthe isolation he endured while in captivity — el aislamiento que tuvo que soportar durante su cautividad
she's being kept in isolation — (Med) la mantienen aislada
splendidwe cannot consider this crime in isolation from the others he has committed — no podemos considerar este crimen aislado de los otros que ha cometido
2.CPDisolation hospital N — hospital m de infecciosos
isolation ward N — pabellón m de infecciosos
* * *['aɪsə'leɪʃən]mass noun1)a) ( state) aislamiento mthe events should not be studied in isolation — los acontecimientos no se deberían estudiar aisladamente or fuera de su contexto
b) ( Med) aislamiento mto keep somebody in isolation — mantener* a alguien aislado; (before n) <ward, hospital> de infecciosos
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noun2) (state) Isoliertheit, die; Isolation, die; Abgeschnittenheit, die; (remoteness) Abgeschiedenheit, dieexamine/look at/treat something in isolation — etwas isoliert od. gesondert betrachten
isolation hospital — Infektionskrankenhaus, das
isolation ward — Isolierstation, die
* * *noun die Isolierung* * *iso·la·tion[ˌaɪsəlˈeɪʃən]\isolation from moisture/noise Isolierung f gegen Feuchtigkeit/Schallto keep a patient in complete \isolation einen Patienten/eine Patientin vollständig isolierento keep a prisoner in \isolation eine(n) Strafgefangene(n) in Einzelhaft verwahren* * *["aIsəU'leISən]n1) (= act) (= separation, cutting-off) Absonderung f, Isolierung f (ESP MED, CHEM); (= pinpointing) Herausfinden nt; (of essential factor) Herauskristallisierung f2) (= state) Isoliertheit f, Abgeschnittenheit f; (= remoteness) Abgelegenheit f, Abgeschiedenheit fhis isolation from the outside world — seine Abgeschiedenheit von der Außenwelt
this deliberate and self-imposed social isolation — diese absichtliche und selbst auferlegte gesellschaftliche Isolation
he felt a sense of isolation — er fühlte sich isoliert
he lived in splendid isolation in a bedsitter in the suburbs (iro) — er wohnte weitab vom Schuss in einem möblierten Zimmer am Stadtrand (inf)
he was in isolation for three months — er war drei Monate lang isoliert; (in hospital) er war drei Monate auf der Isolierstation
to consider sth in isolation — etw gesondert or isoliert betrachten
it doesn't make much sense ( when taken) in isolation — für sich genommen or ohne Zusammenhang ist es ziemlich unverständlich
* * *isolation [ˌaısəˈleıʃn] s1. Isolierung f, Isolation f, Absonderung f:isolation block Isolationsblock m (in einem Gefängnis);isolation torture Isolationsfolter f;3. Abgeschiedenheit f:live in isolation zurückgezogen leben* * *noun2) (state) Isoliertheit, die; Isolation, die; Abgeschnittenheit, die; (remoteness) Abgeschiedenheit, dieexamine/look at/treat something in isolation — etwas isoliert od. gesondert betrachten
isolation hospital — Infektionskrankenhaus, das
isolation ward — Isolierstation, die
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isolation [‚aɪsəʊˈleɪ∫ən]• to be kept in isolation [prisoner] être maintenu en isolement• my remarks should not be considered in isolation mes remarques ne devraient pas être considérées hors contexte• taken in isolation these statements can be dangerously misleading hors contexte ces déclarations risquent d'être mal interprétées* * *[ˌaɪsə'leɪʃn]noun isolement m -
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isolation [izɔlasjɔ̃]feminine noun• isolation phonique or acoustique soundproofing━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━* * *izɔlasjɔ̃1) insulation2) Psychologie isolation* * *izɔlasjɔ̃ nf* * *isolation nf2 Psych isolation.[izɔlasjɔ̃] nom fémininisolation thermique heat ou thermal insulationisolation phonique ou acoustique soundproofing, sound insulation -
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isolation [‚aɪsə'leɪʃən]∎ a sense of complete isolation un sentiment d'isolement total;∎ in isolation en soi, isolément;∎ you cannot consider the problem in isolation on ne peut pas considérer le problème isolément►► Medicine isolation hospital hôpital m d'isolement;Medicine isolation ward service m des contagieux -
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noun1) изоляция2) уединение; to live in isolation вести уединенный образ жизни3) (attr.) isolation hospital инфекционная больница; isolation period карантинSyn:privacy* * *(n) изолированность; изоляция* * ** * *[i·so·la·tion || ‚aɪsə'leɪʃn] n. изоляция, уединение, оторванность* * *изолированиеизоляцияобособлениеобособленияотъединениеотъединенияуединение* * *1) изоляция 2) уединение -
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noun isolering, isolasjonisolasjonsubst. \/ˌaɪsə(ʊ)ˈleɪʃ(ə)n\/1) isolasjon, avsondring, isolering2) ( overført) isolasjon, utskilling, innsirkling3) ( bakteriologi) rendyrking4) ( kjemi) isolasjon, renfremstilling5) ( elektronikk) isolering, isolasjon6) ( skogbruk) lysstillingin splendid isolation i ensom majestetlive in isolation leve\/bo isolert -
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noun isolamento
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