Disunity is the situation itself: a group that cannot agree or pull in the same direction. It is the noun that sits beside disunited. You meet it in politics, at work, in churches — anywhere people are meant to act as one body.

Disunitydisunity is the situation itself指的是那種狀態本身 a group that cannot agree or pull in the same direction就是一群人沒辦法達成共識、往同一個方向努力 It is the noun that sits beside disunited它是形容詞 disunited 旁邊的名詞 You meet it in politics, at work, in churches你會在政治、職場、教會裡遇到這個字 anywhere people are meant to act as one body任何本來應該團結一致行動的地方都可能用到

It is a fairly formal, written word. In speech, people more often say they are divided, or they just cannot agree.

It is a fairly formal, written word這是一個相當正式、書面用的字 In speech在口語裡 people more often say they are divided人們比較常說 they are divided（意見分裂） or they just cannot agree或直接說他們沒辦法達成共識

Disunity is not a small quarrel over lunch; it suggests the group is weaker because it is pulling apart. You hear of disunity in a party, disunity among leaders, religious disunity.

Disunity is not a small quarrel over lunchdisunity 不是午餐時的小口角 it suggests the group is weaker because it is pulling apart它暗示這個團體因為分崩離析而變得更弱 You hear of disunity in a party你會聽到 disunity in a party（政黨內部的分裂） disunity among leadersdisunity among leaders（領導階層之間的不合） religious disunityreligious disunity（宗教上的分裂）

Though actually, a group can argue and still be united in what it wants; disunity is when the arguing means they stop working as a group at all.

Though actually不過其實 a group can argue and still be united in what it wants一個團體可以吵架，卻仍然在目標上是團結的 disunity is when the arguing means they stop working as a group at alldisunity 指的是吵到最後，他們根本停止以一個團體的方式運作