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Derived from the Latin meaning of "separation and preparation"

transitive verb

1 separation, separation

synonym

Separate things that are connected together.

Divide is divided into several parts for division and distribution.

Part separates closely related people or things.

Forcibly cut off

A. cut, separate

~ lettuce leaves

Peel the lettuce leaves piece by piece.

~ two boxers

Separate (twist) two boxers.

~ church and country

separation of church and state

B. different ... [from ...], separate [from]

~ cream from milk

Separate the cream from the milk.

2 a. separate ...

A hedge connects two gardens.

A hedge separates the two gardens.

The two towns are separated by a river.

The two towns are separated by a river.

B. separate from ...

The English Channel separates Great Britain from continental Europe.

The English Channel separates Britain from continental Europe.

3 A. Divergence ... [Enter ...], except ... [Enter] [Enter]

The land has been divided into small pieces.

The land was divided into small pieces.

B. spread out, spread out

Family members of war.

The war broke up families.

4 a. Distinguish and identify

~ (out) these two arguments

Think about two arguments separately

B.[ from] distinguish …, distinguish … [and …] [from]

~ butterflies from moths

Distinguish butterflies from moths

~ Understand from nonsense

Distinguish between rationality and irrationality

Alienate each other.

Malicious gossip between two old friends.

Malicious gossip broke up the two old friends.

B. separate from ...

He divorced his first wife at that time.

At that time he separated from his first wife.

6. Ambassador [someone] will be expelled from [company] and will be expelled from [school] if he withdraws from service and is dismissed from [company].

He was expelled from the army.

He retired

intransitive verb

1a. leave, separate

Oil and water ~ (out).

oil-water separation

B. separate from ...

~ from a party

Break away from political parties

1776 America ~d from Britain.

The United States left Britain on 1776.

Separate [used for …] [put in]

Gaojie Street extends from here to Dongjie Street and Yushu Street.

High Street is divided into East Street and Yushu Street here.

This line of people is divided into three cars.

The party was divided into three carriages.

3a . & lt； Break up, break up

We broke up after leaving the cinema.

We broke up after walking out of the cinema.

B. < husband and wife > separation

4 < rope > disconnect

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adjective

[more ~; Most ~)

1 (no comparison, superlative)

A. something else, different, separate

This word has five meanings.

This word has five different meanings.

They went their separate ways.

They take different roads; They parted ways.

B. separate, separate, separate

~ check

separate account

Sit at the table

Sit at a different table [a separate table (for dinner)]

2

A. separate, independent

Our teeth are ~.

Our teeth are separated.

B. separate from ...

Don't let your private life be affected by official business.

Separate your personal life from your work.

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noun

1 [~s] clothes that match up and down

Women's clothes and children's clothes such as tops and skirts that can be worn at will.

2 (C) offprintz (magazine paper, etc. )

noun

Cape