unhinging

v.

（把门等）从铰链上取下( unhinge的现在分词 )；使移走；使分开；使失常

1. The shock unhinged his mind.
   这个打击使他发狂。
2. Unhinged by her death, he fell ill.
   她死后,他精神错乱而病倒了。
3. With his still-life performances, this German artist seems to unhinge the laws of gravity.
   藉由他这些静态表演，这位德国艺术家似乎推翻了地心引力定律。

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