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单词 separate
释义
separate
adjective
uk
/ˈsep.ər.ət/us
/ˈsep.ɚ.ət/
B1
existingorhappeningindependentlyor in a differentphysicalspace:
各自的；单独的，不同的
Theartdepartmentand themusicdepartmentare in two separatebuildings.艺术系和音乐系在两座不同的大楼中。
Itrytokeepmeatseparatefromotherfoodin thefridge.我尽量把肉同冰箱里的其他食物分开放。
I have mypubliclifeand myprivatelife, and asfaraspossibleItrytokeepthem separate.我有自己的公众生活和私人生活，并尽可能使两者分开。
Threeyouthshave beenshotandkilledin separateincidentsthismonth.这个月有3名年轻人在不同的事件中被枪杀。
More examples
  • We each have a separatebedroombutshareacommunalkitchen.
  • Householders are given four separatereceptaclesfortheirrubbish.
  • Thewaiteraskedif we were all together so Iexplainedthat we were two separateparties.
  • Heregardedthenorthof thecountryas a separateculturalentity.
  • Themuseumsworkcloselytogether, but are separatelegalentities.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Separateness and isolation in space
  • apart
  • apartheid
  • atomistic
  • atomized
  • bitty
  • freely
  • gappy
  • givesomething/someonea wide berthidiom
  • hermetically sealed
  • in piecesidiom
  • loose
  • privacy
  • private
  • purdah
  • resegregation
  • secluded
  • stand-alone
  • unattached
  • uninhabited
  • untethered
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Idiom

goyour(own) separate ways
separate
verb
uk
/ˈsep.ər.eɪt/us
/ˈsep.ə.reɪt/

separateverb(DIVIDE)

B2[IorT]
to (causeto)divideintoparts:
（使）分离；（使）分开
Thenorthandsouthof thecountryare separatedbyamountainrange.这个国家的南北两部分被一条山脉隔开。
You can get aspecialdevicefor separatingeggwhitesfromyolks.你可以买一种把蛋白与蛋黄分开的专用器具。
Thetopandbottomsectionsarequitedifficultto separate.顶部和底部很难分开。
More examples
  • It's sometimes hard to separatefactfromfictionin what she says.
  • In manychurchesthesideaislesare separated from thecentralaisleby arowofarches.
  • Anarrowbandofgrassseparated thegreenhousefrom thevegetablegarden.
  • Agrilleseparated theprisonersfromtheirvisitors.
  • I've separated thedocumentsinto threepiles.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Separating and dividing
  • apheresis
  • atomize
  • bifurcate
  • bifurcation
  • bisect
  • clove
  • dissociate
  • dissociateyourselffromsomething
  • dissociation
  • disunite
  • disunity
  • fracture
  • hive
  • parcel
  • polarize
  • polarized
  • polarizer
  • prophase
  • pull
  • unravel
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separateverb(MOVE APART)

B2[IorT]
to makepeoplemoveapartor into differentplaces, or tomoveapart:
（使）分开；（使）分散
Atschoolthey alwaystriedto separateJaneand me because we weretroublemakers.在学校里，他们总是设法把简和我分开，因为我们是捣蛋鬼。
Somehow, in therushto get out of thebuilding, I got separatedfrommymother.急急忙忙冲出大楼的时候，不知怎么的，我和妈妈走散了。
Perhaps we should separate now andmeetuplater.或许我们现在应该分开，晚些时候再见面。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Isolating and separating
  • at one/this etc. removeidiom
  • Brexit
  • compartmentalization
  • compartmentalize
  • conesomethingoff
  • disengage
  • estrangement
  • free-floating
  • hard Brexitidiom
  • insulation
  • insulator
  • rope
  • ropesomething/somewhereoff
  • screensomethingoff
  • seclude
  • segregate
  • wrench
  • wrenching
  • zonal
  • zonally
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separateverb(CONSIDER AS DIFFERENT)

[T]
toconsidertwopeopleor things as different or notrelated:
分开考虑；认为（两者）不相关
You can't separatemoralityfrompolitics.你不能把道德与政治分开考虑。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Separating and dividing
  • apheresis
  • atomize
  • bifurcate
  • bifurcation
  • bisect
  • clove
  • dissociate
  • dissociateyourselffromsomething
  • dissociation
  • disunite
  • disunity
  • fracture
  • hive
  • parcel
  • polarize
  • polarized
  • polarizer
  • prophase
  • pull
  • unravel
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separateverb(LIQUID)

[I]
If aliquidseparates, itbecomestwo differentliquids.
（液体）分离
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Separating and dividing
  • apheresis
  • atomize
  • bifurcate
  • bifurcation
  • bisect
  • clove
  • dissociate
  • dissociateyourselffromsomething
  • dissociation
  • disunite
  • disunity
  • fracture
  • hive
  • parcel
  • polarize
  • polarized
  • polarizer
  • prophase
  • pull
  • unravel
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separateverb(RELATIONSHIP)

B2[I]
tostarttolivein a differentplacefromyourhusbandorwifebecause therelationshiphasended:
（夫妻）分居
Myparentsseparated when I was six anddivorcedacoupleofyearslater.我6岁的时候父母分居，几年之后他们便离婚了。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Relationships: ending & divorce
  • affiliation order
  • annul
  • annulment
  • breaksomethingup
  • bust up
  • child support
  • chuck
  • dump
  • ghost
  • givesomeonethe elbowidiom
  • givesomeonethe heave-hoidiom
  • givesomeonethe pushidiom
  • go off withsomeone
  • grow apart
  • rebound
  • run out onsomeone/something
  • separation
  • split up
  • throw
  • throwsomeoneover
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(Definition ofseparatefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

separate| American Dictionary

separate
adjective
us
/ˈsep·ər·ət/
existingorhappeningindependentlyor in a differentphysicalspace:
Themiddleschooland the highschoolare in two separatebuildings.
I have mypubliclifeand myprivatelife, and asfaraspossibleItrytokeepthem separate.

separately

adverbus
/ˈsep·ər·ət·li/
You have towashdarkclothesandwhitestuffseparately.
separate
verb[I/T]
us
/ˈsep·əˌreɪt/
tocausetwo or morepeopleor things tostopbeing with or near each other, or to bepositionedbetween two or more things:
[T]A six-foot-highwallseparatesticketholdersfrom thosehopingto gettickets.
[T]Fightingbrokeout between twohockeyplayers, and it tooknearlyfiveminutesto separate them.
If twomarriedpeopleseparate, theystoplivingtogether ashusbandandwife, often as apartof alegalarrangement.
(Definition ofseparatefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

separate| Business English

separate
adjective
uk
/ˈsepərət/us
not together,joined, orconnected:
Werealisedthat thebestway toprogresstheprojectwould be to set up aseparatecompany.
We have separatebankaccounts.
separate from sthTheassetsof thefundwill be ring-fenced, whichmeansthey will bekeptseparate from therestof thefund.
separate
verb
uk
/ˈsepəreɪt/us
[IorT]
todivideintoparts, orcausesomething todivideintoparts:
separate (sth) from sthTheyopposetheideaofScotlandseparating fromBritain.
separate sth into sthWe separated the workspace intocubiclesusingscreens.
separate acompany/business
[T]
toconsidertwopeopleor things as different or notconnected:
separate sth from sthTheseeconomicdecisionscannot be separated frompolitics.
separate sth and sthIfinditdifficultto separatehomeandbusiness.
(Definition ofseparatefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofseparate

separate
The context of production is separated from the household and most significantly, in fact, extraction, production, distribution, and consumption are globalised.
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The context of production is separated from the household and extraction, production, distribution and consumption are globalised.
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In physical health problems there may be a desire to identify a disease entity that can be diagnosed and separated from the sense of self.
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Drug use and intimate relationships among women and men : separating specific from general effects in prospective data using structural equation models.
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Despite this increase in the number of schemes, social risks were not separated into different trust funds.
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Proteins were separated in 12.5 % polyacrylamide gels under reducing conditions.
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If the female is separated from the male, gene expression is stopped and egg production ceases.
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Genes abut one another or are separated by short intergenic sequences.
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The different subgenera are clearly separated, and the overall tree topology is consistent regardless of the tree-building method used.
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Similar muscle fibres were observed in the present study, but we consider that they represent incompletely separated fibres following digestion.
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She just yelled through the open door that separated the reception area from his office.
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A key feature of our approach is that these two aspects are both considered but are also clearly separated.
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The latter construction, in contrast, views the possessee as an entity separated from its possessor, and the predicate as applying solely to the possessee.
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Research and production were adjacent but strictly separated for security reasons.
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If we can show that "knowing" cannot be separated from perceiving, acting, and remembering, then these processes are always linked.
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