n.分裂；分开；不统一

The disunion of the country led to years of civil war.
国家的分裂导致了多年的内战。
The disagreement between the two leaders threatens to cause a disunion within the party.
两位领导人之间的分歧有可能引起党内分裂。
The Civil War was the result of irreconcilable differences that led to disunion.
内战是不可调和的分歧导致分裂的结果。
Many feared that the controversial policy would lead to the disunion of the once-united states.
许多人担心，这个有争议的政策会导致曾经团结的州分裂。
The historical novel explores the theme of love and disunion during the war.
这部历史小说探讨了战争期间爱与分离的主题。
The disunion of families due to migration is a common sorrow in many communities.
由于移民导致的家庭分离在许多社区中是一个普遍的悲哀。
The artist's work often reflects on the emotional disunion experienced by those in exile.
艺术家的作品常常反映了流亡者所经历的情感分裂。
Political polarization has raised concerns about the potential for disunion in the future.
政治极化引发了对未来可能分裂的担忧。
The treaty aimed to prevent further disunion among the member states.
该条约旨在防止成员国之间进一步分裂。
The story of Romeo and Juliet is a tragic tale of young love and disunion.
罗密欧与朱丽叶的故事是一段年轻爱情与分离的悲剧。