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isolated
The word carries a heavy sense of detachment, whether physical or psychological. When describing a location, it suggests a lack of accessibility or a remote distance that makes help or communication difficult to obtain. In a social context, it implies a painful or forced separation. It differs from being alone by choice; isolation often suggests a barrier—social, emotional, or physical—that prevents a person from connecting with the rest of a group.
意味
Far away from other places, buildings, or people.
"The small village is completely isolated in the mountains."
Feeling alone or separate from others, often in a social or emotional sense.
"He felt isolated from his colleagues after the promotion."
To separate something from other things to prevent contamination or influence.
"The scientists isolated the virus in a controlled laboratory setting."