be out of touch

基本解釋

Maybe even two? The important thing is to make people aware that you will be out of touch for a while.
最重要的是，讓你的朋友、同事明白在這段時(shí)間裡你不想被打擾。
Ms. Bird’s daughter, Katie Bird Hunter, 26, is on the other side of the digital communications divide and finds her parents to be out of touch.
Bird女士的女兒，26嵗的Katie Bird Hunter，站在這個(gè)數(shù)字通信落差的另一邊。她覺(jué)得她的父母太落伍了。
Would you rather leave home without your wallet and be penniless all day, or leave your phone at home and be out of touch all day?
你是願(yuàn)意把錢包畱在家裡過(guò)一整天的窮光蛋生活，還是願(yuàn)意把手機(jī)畱在家裡與世隔絕一整天？

Anthony Enahoro, a hero from the independence era, is considered to be out of touch.
ECONOMIST: Nigeria
Our wonderful, frustrating city may be out of touch with much of America but that is why many of us are here.
ECONOMIST: Letters
To put it kindly, whoever crafted those statements must be out of touch with the reality that is now catching up with the quasi-theocratic regimes (in other words, situations where religion is immune from state power, and has power of its own) which persist across Europe.
ECONOMIST: The church and the law

be out of touch with 沒(méi)有聯(lián)系;與…沒(méi)有聯(lián)系或接觸;和……失去聯(lián)系;與…失去聯(lián)系