Aislado (en. Isolated)

/aizˈlaðo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

Definition: That is apart from others.

Example Sentence: The cabin is isolated in the middle of the forest.

La cabaña está aislada en medio del bosque.

Definition: That has no relation to others.

Example Sentence: His thoughts were isolated from reality.

Sus pensamientos estaban aislados de la realidad.

Definition: That does not receive external influence.

Example Sentence: The experiment was conducted in an isolated environment.

El experimento se realizó en un entorno aislado.

Etymology/Origin: From the verb isolate, which comes from the French 'isoler', meaning to separate.

Common Phrase: isolated from the world

Common Phrase: Living or being in complete solitude, removed from society.

aislado del mundo

Common Phrase: to feel isolated

Common Phrase: Feeling that there is no connection or support from others.

sentirse aislado

Common Phrase: to live isolated

Common Phrase: Residing in a remote place, far from others.

vivir aislado

Related Word: isolate

Description: To separate someone or something from others.

aislar

Related Word: insulator

Description: That isolates, preventing the circulation of heat or electricity.

aislante

Related Word: isolation

Description: The state of being separated from others.

aislamiento

Slang Meaning: To be socially disconnected.

Slang Example: During quarantine, I felt isolated.

En la cuarentena, me sentí aislado.

Slang Meaning: To live in a remote place.

Slang Example: That town is so isolated that there is no cell phone signal.

Ese pueblo es tan aislado que no hay señal de celular.