adj.分离的，不相连的

The two ideas are disjunct, so they cannot both be true at the same time.
这两个想法是互斥的，因此它们不能同时为真。
The disjunct statement "Either it's raining or it's not" is always true.
这个互斥命题“要么在下雨，要么没有”总是正确的。
The two options presented to me are completely disjunct; I must choose one or the other.
我面前给出的两个选项完全互斥；我必须选择其中之一。
In logic, a disjunct is one of the operands in a disjunction.
在逻辑学中，互斥是析取运算中的一个操作数。
The two events are disjunct and do not influence each other.
这两件事是互不相关的，彼此之间没有影响。
We need to separate these disjunct clauses into separate sentences for clarity.
我们需要将这些互斥从句分开成独立的句子以增加清晰度。
The politician tried to disassociate himself from the disjunct policies of his party.
这位政治家试图与他所在政党那些互斥的政策划清界限。
The scientist argued that the two theories were disjunct and could not be reconciled.
这位科学家争辩说，这两种理论是互斥的，无法调和。
The judge ruled that the two claims were disjunct and could not be considered together.
法官裁定，这两个索赔是互斥的，不能一起考虑。
The disjunctive reasoning used by the defendant in his argument was flawed.
被告在辩论中使用的互斥推理是有缺陷的。