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10 Language-to-English Dictionaries孤立した
Pronunciation / Transliteration: koritsu shita
"彼らは山の中の孤立した家に住んでいます。"
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Far away from other places, buildings, or people; remote.
"They live in an isolated house in the mountains."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
From Italian isolato, past participle of isolare, from Latin insula 'island'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Isolated" is said worldwide
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isolé
Transliteration: isolé
"Ils vivent dans une maison isolée à la montagne."
isoliert
Transliteration: isoliert
"Sie leben in einem isolierten Haus in den Bergen."
isolato
Transliteration: isolato
"Vivono in una casa isolata in montagna."
aislado
Transliteration: aislado
"Viven en una casa aislada en las montañas."
isolado
Transliteration: isolado
"Eles vivem em uma casa isolada nas montanhas."
अलग-थलग
Transliteration: alag-thalag
"वे पहाड़ों में एक अलग-थलग घर में रहते हैं।"
偏僻的
Transliteration: piānpì de
"他们住在山里的一栋偏僻的房子里。"
고립된
Transliteration: goripdoen
"그들은 산속의 고립된 집에 삽니다."
孤立した
Transliteration: koritsu shita
"彼らは山の中の孤立した家に住んでいます。"
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