v. 脱臼；弄乱，扰乱（dislocate 的过去分词）
adj. （器官或部分）脱位的，移位的，离位的
1.That first season at Arsenal I dislocated my shoulder in every game.
在阿森纳的第一个赛季，每一场比赛我都会脱臼。
2.The guy shouted, Clara shouted, she slapped him, he responded with a punch that dislocated her jaw.
那家伙向她打喊大叫，她不示弱给他个耳光，他回敬了她一拳，把她的下巴打脱臼了。
3.Their dislocated lives left little room for nostalgia or even for remembering their folk songs, called saltwater songs.
他们漂泊的生活几乎没有为怀旧留下什么余地，哪怕是记住他们的民歌——咸水歌。
4.Harrison dislocated a finger.
哈里森让一根手指脱臼了。
5.And if you lose that, you're not just dislocated physically, but you start to lose a sense of who you are.
如果人们经历过这些，就不仅是躯体方面的问题，就会开始失去了你自己到底是谁的感觉。
6.As a source of good writing, the country benefits from a highly educated elite and a dangerously dislocated society.
得益于受过良好教育的精英和危险混乱的社会，这个国家正成为优秀作品的源泉。