Noun:

1. the feeling of being alienated from other people

2. separation resulting from hostility

3. (law) the voluntary and absolute transfer of title and possession of real property from one person to another;

   "the power of alienation is an essential ingredient of ownership"
   

4. the action of alienating; the action of causing to become unfriendly;

   "his behavior alienated the other students"
   

desertionn.开小差；遗弃；潜逃

estrangementn.疏远

disaffectionn.不满；不平；背叛

riftn.裂口；隙缝；切口v.裂开；割开；渗入

hostilityn.敌意；敌对状态；公开战争

isolationn.隔离；孤立

separationn.分离；分居；缺口；分隔线；[化]离析；【航】间隔

dissensionn.意见不合；纠纷；争执

divisionn.划分；除法；部门；分开；师（军队）

1. Alcoholism often leads to the alienation of family and friends.
   酗酒常常导致家庭和朋友间的疏远。
2. Apathy and alienation have become a national plague.
   冷漠和疏远已经成为国家的通病。
3. The richness of Oshima's work, however, lies in its ability to fuse alienation with involvement.
   然而，大岛渚作品的丰富性还在于其将离间与涉入加以融合的能力。
4. Resources are not subject to alienation.
   资源不得让渡。
5. Because alienation and sublate are the same process.
   由于异化与扬弃是同一个过程，因此要从根本上规范和重构信息化背景下的人文精神，只有从马克思主义的实践观出发，致力于多元信息交往平等主体的建构和寻求新的人性的建立。
6. Marx concentrates on the alienation of labour and emphasizes the invidious aspects.
   马克思集中论述了劳动的异化，强调它令人厌恶的方面。