n.分解，分离；分裂

Dissociation is a mental process where a person disconnects from their thoughts, feelings, memories, or sense of identity.
解离是一种心理过程，其间个人从其思想、情感、记忆或身份感中脱离出来。
In chemistry, dissociation refers to the breakdown of a compound into smaller components, such as ions, when it is dissolved in a solvent.
在化学中，解离指的是当化合物溶解在溶剂中时分解成更小的成分，如离子。
The soldier experienced dissociation as a coping mechanism for the traumatic events witnessed during combat.
那位士兵经历了解离，作为一种应对战斗中目睹的创伤性事件的机制。
During meditation, some practitioners may achieve a state of dissociation, feeling detached from their physical bodies.
在冥想过程中，一些实践者可能会达到一种解离状态，感觉与自己的身体分离。
Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), previously known as multiple personality disorder, involves the presence of two or more distinct identities within one individual.
解离性身份障碍（DID），以前称为多重人格障碍，涉及一个人体内存在两个或多个不同的身份。
The high temperature caused the dissociation of the complex molecule into simpler substances.
高温导致复杂分子解离成更简单的物质。
Some forms of therapy aim to help individuals with dissociative disorders integrate fragmented memories and emotions.
某些形式的治疗旨在帮助有解离性障碍的个体整合碎片化的记忆和情感。
The phenomenon of dissociation can sometimes manifest as derealization, where the external world feels strange or dreamlike.
解离现象有时会表现为去现实化，即外部世界感觉奇怪或如梦境一般。
In a laboratory setting, scientists carefully control conditions to study the dissociation constants of different compounds.
在实验室环境中，科学家们仔细控制条件以研究不同化合物的解离常数。
The experience of trauma can lead to dissociative symptoms as a way for the mind to protect itself from overwhelming emotions.
创伤经历可能导致解离症状，作为心灵保护自己免受压倒性情绪影响的一种方式。