adj.不连贯的，支离破碎的，杂乱无章的

The two events were completely disjointed, occurring on different days and unrelated in context.
这两个事件完全不相干，发生在不同的日子，而且在上下文中没有关联。
The professor's lecture was disjointed, with no clear flow of ideas or transitions between topics.
教授的讲座思路混乱，各主题之间没有清晰的连接和过渡。
Their conversation was disjointed, as they jumped from one topic to another without any apparent connection.
他们的对话支离破碎，一会儿谈论这个，一会儿又跳到另一个话题，没有连贯性。
The software design was disjointed, causing confusion for users trying to navigate through the various features.
软件设计杂乱无章，给用户在浏览各项功能时带来困惑。
His thoughts were disjointed as he tried to make sense of the complex situation.
他在理解复杂情况时思维混乱，想法断断续续。
The book's chapters felt disjointed, lacking a coherent narrative structure.
这本书的章节感觉各自独立，缺乏连贯的故事结构。
The team's performance was disjointed, with each player seemingly working on their own rather than as a cohesive unit.
球队的表现支离破碎，每个球员似乎都在单独行动，而不是作为一个整体。
The garden design featured a disjointed mix of plants, which didn't blend harmoniously with each other.
花园的设计杂乱地混搭了各种植物，显得不协调。
Her presentation was disjointed, making it difficult for the audience to follow her main points.
她的演讲内容支离破碎，听众很难跟上她的主要观点。
After a long absence, his return to the team felt disjointed as he struggled to adjust to the new dynamics.
他长期缺席后回归球队，感觉有些格格不入，难以适应新的团队氛围。