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separate
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sep·a·rate1 /ˈsepərət/ ●●● S2 W2 adjectiveadj [no comparative]
1 DIFFERENTdifferent 不同的
3 SEPARATEnot joined to or touching something else 独立的，分开的
4 go your separate ways
b) TRAVELif people who have been travelling together go their separate ways, they start travelling in different directions 〔一起旅行的人〕分道而行，分手
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go your separate ways• After this they go their separate ways.• In the case of bacteria, the enormous numbers of cells produced by successive doublings go their separate ways.• Only then, in the shock of the open air at last, did we break ranks and go our separate ways.• She takes it up, the partners disengage and go their separate ways.• They were too readily allowed to go their separate ways.• We all seemed to split up and go our separate ways afterwards.• Or would they go their separate ways, each ruling an independent principality?• He says that they more or less go their separate ways, Felicity and this green fellow she's married to.
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separate• He likes to keep his work and his family life separate.• Keep your bank card and your PIN number separate.• The cities of Long Beach and Los Angeles are completely separate.• Before Casey spoke, three prominent Democrats had taken issue with his charges in separate appearances on Sunday.• separate bedrooms• All the children have separate bedrooms.• a university with three separate campuses• The fitter brought the separate components into the correct position by the trunk.• The nursery was separate from the main school.• Then, write a separate list for each chapter and, possibly, for each section of a chapter.• This led the Committee to propose two separate new statutes.• He asked her out on two separate occasions.• In a separate saucepan, heat the milk and the cream.• A separate study found that 77% of students are spending less time on homework.• Upholstery became a separate trade, and seating began to put on weight in consequence.• Unlike Smith, he estimated a separate wage premium for the risk of nonfatal injury.• We all seemed to split up and go our separate ways afterwards.
separate from• I never wanted to be separated from him again.• Atlantis is scheduled to separate from Mir space station on Thursday night.• Smoking sections in restaurants should be kept separate from non-smoking sections.• President Aylwin has been careful to keep the issue of military corruption quite separate from that of human-rights offences.• The role of the consultation partner is separate from that of the pre-issuance review partner.• Necks, with or without neck skin, are separated from the carcass at the shoulder joint. 6.• The babies should be separated from the father, who will eat them, especially if there is no other food available.• It is separated from the first lateral arm plate by the wing-like adoral shields.• They got lost on the mountain when they separated from the rest of their climbing party.• The reactive tannins precipitate with the protein, and the improved wine can then be separated from the sediment.• Dale and Terry have little trouble keeping their work life separate from their married life.• Men separated from their women father illegitimate children.
separate from• I never wanted to be separated from him again.• President Aylwin has been careful to keep the issue of military corruption quite separate from that of human-rights offences.• The role of the consultation partner is separate from that of the pre-issuance review partner.• Necks, with or without neck skin, are separated from the carcass at the shoulder joint. 6.• The babies should be separated from the father, who will eat them, especially if there is no other food available.• It is separated from the first lateral arm plate by the wing-like adoral shields.• The reactive tannins precipitate with the protein, and the improved wine can then be separated from the sediment.• Men separated from their women father illegitimate children.
sep·a·rate2 /ˈsepəreɪt/ ●●● S2 W2 verb
1 be between 在…之间 [transitiveT]SEPARATE if something separates two places or two things, it is between them so that they are not touching each other 把…隔开
2 divide 分开 [intransitiveI, transitiveT]SEPARATE to divide or split into different parts, or to make something do this （把…）分成不同部分；（使）分离
3 stop living together 分居 [intransitiveI]SSFDIVORCE if two people who are married or have been living together separate, they start to live apart 〔夫妻〕分居；〔同居情侣〕分手
n GRAMMAR: Reciprocal verbs
Separate is a reciprocal verb. This type of verb is used when saying that two or more people or things do something that involves both or all of them:
She and her husband separated.
You can also say: She separated from her husband.
She and her husband separated from each other.
4 recognize difference 识别差异 [transitiveT]SEPARATE to recognize that one thing or idea is different from another 分清，把…区分开来
5 move apart 分开 [intransitiveI, transitiveT]SEPARATE if people separate, or if someone or something separates them, they move apart （使）分开，（使）隔开
6 make SB/STH different 使某人/某事物不同 [transitiveT]DIFFERENT to be the quality or fact that makes someone or something different from other people or things 使区别于，使与众不同
7 better/older 更好/年代更久 [transitiveT] if an amount separates two things, one thing is better or older than the other by that amount 〔数值〕区别，区分
8. separate the men from the boys informalDIFFERENT to show clearly which people are brave, strong, or skilled, and which are not 区分出强者与弱者；分出高下
9 separate the sheep from the goats British EnglishBrE (also separate the wheat from the chaff)DIFFERENT to find out which people are intelligent, skilful, successful etc, and which are not 区分好的和坏的；区别优劣
10 separate somebody/something ↔ out phrasal verbphr v
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THESAURUS
to make something separate 使某物分开
separate verb [transitiveT] to divide something into two or more parts or groups, or to divide one type of thing from another. You use separate especially when saying that the parts are different from each other 把…分成〔若干部分或若干类；尤指各部分之间存在差异〕
Motorola is planning to separate the company into two public companies.
摩托罗拉打算把公司分成两家上市公司。
The items are separated into recyclable and non-recyclable waste.
这些物品被分成可回收和不可回收垃圾。
divide verb [transitiveT] to make something become two or more parts or groups 把…分成〔若干部分〕
The teacher divided us into groups.
老师把我们分成几个小组。
The money was divided between them.
这笔钱他们俩分了。
The house is divided into three apartments.
这幢房子分成三个套间。
split verb [transitiveT] to separate something into two or more groups, parts etc – used especially when each part is equal in size 把…分成〔若干部分；尤指平分〕
The class was split into groups of six.
全班按六人一组分成几个小组。
break something up phrasal verbphr v [transitiveT] to separate something into several smaller parts, especially to make it easier to deal with 〔尤为了便于处理〕把…分解成若干较小部分
to become separate 分离The phone company was broken up to encourage competition.
电话公司分拆成若干较小公司,以鼓励竞争。
Police used tear gas to break up the crowd.
警方利用催泪瓦斯驱散人群。
separate verb [intransitiveI] to divide into different parts, especially in a natural way 〔尤指自然地〕分离
A watery liquid separates from the milk during cheesemaking.
在干酪制作过程中有一种水样液体从牛奶中分离出来。
split verb [intransitiveI] to separate into two or more parts or groups – used especially when each part is equal in size 分裂,分开〔尤指各部分之间大小相同〕
What happens when an atom splits?
原子分裂会产生什么结果？
break up phrasal verbphr v [intransitiveI] to separate into several smaller parts 分解,碎裂
In spring, the icebergs begin to break up.
春天来了,冰山开始融化。
Examples from the Corpus
separate• Kids are put under a tremendous emotional strain when their parents separate.• Linda and George have only been married for a year and they're already thinking of separating.• The milk had soured and separated.• Hair conditioner helps your curls to separate.• In order to separate a lunar effect the team looked at the lunar day, the position of the Moon.• He sat at a desk, separating a pile of mail into "urgent' and "non-urgent'.• Items in the list should be separated by commas.• Steaks and meat patties should be separated by wax paper before freezing.• Farmers separate calves from their mothers when they are only a few days old.• Anne and I separated for three months, but we are now together again.• She was distressed and anxious at being separated from her friends, and rapidly developed colic.• After years of abuse, Ginny finally separated from her husband.• At this point, the satellite separates from its launcher.• The reactive tannins precipitate with the protein, and the improved wine can then be separated from the sediment.• She looked over the picket fence that separates her lawn from the neighbor's.• As the milk turns sour, it separates into thick curds and watery liquid.• Teachers thought it best to separate Paul and Fred and put them in different classes.• Separating prisoners from each other is sometimes the only way of preventing riots.• The diaphragm is the strong muscular wall that separates the chest from the stomach.• To obtain serum, we permit the blood to clot and then separate the clot from the residual serum.• The mobile phase flows continuously over the stationary phase and as it does so separates the components on the stationary phase.• Mam Tor is the first objective on the walk along the ridge which separates the Hope and Edale valleys.• For there was a scramble for individual honours with just two ounces separating the leading four.• A tall fence separates the two houses.• Break an egg into a bowl and separate the white from the yolk.• Some of the pages had got stuck together and I couldn't separate them.• The two were not separated until Dan was kept back at Groton so Harry could enter Harvard first.• If you two don't stop talking during class, I'll have to separate you.
separate something from something• Human behavior cannot be separated from its biological base.
separate from• I never wanted to be separated from him again.• President Aylwin has been careful to keep the issue of military corruption quite separate from that of human-rights offences.• The role of the consultation partner is separate from that of the pre-issuance review partner.• Necks, with or without neck skin, are separated from the carcass at the shoulder joint. 6.• The babies should be separated from the father, who will eat them, especially if there is no other food available.• It is separated from the first lateral arm plate by the wing-like adoral shields.• The reactive tannins precipitate with the protein, and the improved wine can then be separated from the sediment.• Men separated from their women father illegitimate children.
From Longman Business Dictionary
separatesep·a·rate1 /ˈsepərət/ adjectiveadj
1things that are separate are not connected or related to each other in any way
The finance team left to start aseparate company.
Many advertisers are running ads for two or more separate products.
2under separate cover if something is sent under separate cover, it is sent through the post in a different envelope from other documents
The information you requested is being sent under separate cover.
—separately adverbadv
Debt should be stated on the balance sheet separately from other liabilities.
separatesep·a·rate2 /ˈsepəreɪt/ verb [intransitiveI, transitiveT]
to divide something into two or more parts, or to cause something to be divided into two parts
The decision toseparate the business reflects the management’s current marketing strategy.
separate something from something
Rising competition separates the strong from the weak.
(1400-1500) Latin past participle of separare, from se- “apart” + parare “to prepare, get”
sep·a·rate1 adjectiveadjsep·a·rate2 verb →n GRAMMAR1 →THESAURUS1
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⇨ separate 1 (separate the white from the yolk) ⇨ separate 2 (separated by a wall) ⇨ disperse (separate into search parties) ⇨ divide 2 (Politics is the only thing that separates us.) ⇨ divorce (separate from your wife/husband) separate adj.
⇨ particular separate 1 separate the white from the yolk/belief from emotion 把蛋清和蛋黄／信仰和感情分开 separated by a wall/a thousand miles 隔着一堵墙；相隔1 000英里 separate ♦︎ divorce ♦︎ disentangle ♦︎ filter sth out ♦︎ sort sth out These words all mean to divide two or more things which are mixed together into different parts or groups. 这些词均表示分开、区分。 PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配 ◆ to separate / divorce / disentangle / sort out sth from sth else ◆ to separate / disentangle the strands of sth ◆ to separate sth completely / be completely divorced from sth ◆ to be totally / easily separated / divorced from sth ■ separate ˈsepəreɪt [intransitive , transitive ] to divide into different parts or groups; to divide things into different parts or groups 分开；分离；分割；划分 ◆ Stir the sauce constantly so that it does not separate.不停地搅动调味汁，免得出现分层。 ◆ First, separate the eggs (= separate the yolk from the white) .首先，把蛋黄和蛋清分开。 ◆ It is impossible to separate belief from emotion.信仰和感情是分不开的。 ◆ Make a list of points and separate them into 'desirable' and 'essential'.把要点列出来，分成“可取的”和“绝对必要的”两类。 separation ⇨ division 1 , separate ⇨ disperse ■ divorce [transitive , often passive ] (formal ) to separate sb/sth, especially an idea, subject or person, from sth else 使分离，使脱离（尤指想法、主题或人） ◆ They believed that art should be divorced from politics.他们认为艺术应该与政治分离。 ◆ When he was depressed, he felt utterly divorced from reality.他沮丧时便感到完全脱离了现实。 ■ disentangle ˌdɪsɪnˈtæŋgl [transitive ] to separate different things, especially arguments or ideas, that have become confused 理顺，分清，清理出（尤指混淆的论点或想法） ◆ It's not easy to disentangle the truth from the official statistics.把真实情况从官方统计资料中整理出来可不是件容易事。 ◆ It is important to disentangle all the factors that may be causing your stress.把可能给你带来压力的那些因素理清楚，这一点很重要。 ■ ˌfilter sth ˈout to remove sth that you do not want from a liquid, gas, light or sound, sometimes by using a special device or substance （把不想要的东西）过滤掉 ◆ Wear a mask to filter out the smoke in the air.戴上口罩以过滤掉空气中的烟雾。 ◆ We learn to filter out background noise when we are listening to something in particular.我们倾听某种具体的声音时要学会排除周围的杂音。 ■ ˌsort sth ˈout to separate sth from a larger group （从⋯中）区分出来，辨别出来 ◆ Could you sort out the toys that can be thrown away?你把可以扔掉的玩具挑出来好吗？ ◆ It was difficult to sort out the lies from the truth.谎言和真话难以辨别。 separate 2 separate the white from the yolk/belief from emotion 把蛋清和蛋黄／信仰和感情分开 separated by a wall/a thousand miles 隔着一堵墙；相隔1 000英里 separate ♦︎ seal sth off ♦︎ divide ♦︎ partition ♦︎ cordon sth off ♦︎ mark sth off ♦︎ fence sth off These words all mean to split an area into more than one section, especially in order to prevent people from entering one section. 这些词均表示分割、隔开、阻隔。 PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配 ◆ to seal / divide / partition / cordon / mark / fence sth off ◆ to separate / divide / partition sth into different areas ◆ to separate / divide / partition sth into different sections / areas ◆ to separate / seal off / divide / partition / cordon off / mark off / fence off an area ◆ to seal off / cordon off a street / road / city centre ◆ to divide / partition / fence off land ◆ to divide / partition a country ◆ the army / police seal / cordon sth off ◆ a wall separates / divides sth from sth else ◆ to be clearly separated / divided ■ separate ˈsepəreɪt [transitive ] to be between two people, areas, countries or things, so that they are not touching or connected 隔开，阻隔（两个人、区域、国家或事物） ◆ A thousand kilometres separate the two cities.这两座城市相隔1 000公里。 ◆ A high wall separated our block from the playing field.我们的大楼和运动场之间隔着一堵高墙。 separation ⇨ division 1 ■ ˌseal sth ˈoff (of the police or army) to prevent people from entering a particular area （警察或军队）封锁，封闭 ◆ Police sealed off the building following a security alert.安全警报发出后，警察封锁了这座大楼。 ■ divide [transitive ] to be the real or imaginary line or barrier that separates two people or things 是⋯的分界线；分割；把⋯隔开 ◆ A fence divides off the western side of the grounds.一道篱笆把庭院的西面隔开了。 ◆ The city was divided into four sectors.这座城市被划分成四个区。 ■ partition pɑːˈtɪʃn; NAmE pɑːrˈtɪʃn [transitive , often passive ] to divide sth, especially a country or city, into two or more parts; to separate one part of a room or area from another with a wall or screen 分割，分裂（国家或城市）；隔开（地方或房间） ◆ The country was partitioned a year after the elections.大选后的第二年这个国家就分裂了。 ◆ The room is partitioned into three sections.这间屋子被分隔成三个小间。 partition ⇨ division noun 1 , partition ⇨ wall noun ■ ˌcordon sth ˈoff (of the police or army) to prevent people from entering a particular area by surrounding it with police or other guards （警察或军队）包围，警戒，封锁 ◆ Police cordoned off the area until the bomb was made safe.警方封锁了这个地区，直到炸弹被安全拆除为止。 cordon ⇨ row noun ■ ˌmark sth ˈoff to separate sth by marking a line between it and sth else 画线分隔；划开 ◆ The playing area was marked off with a white line.运动场地用白线划了出来。 ■ ˌfence sth ˈoff [often passive ] to separate one area from another with a fence （用栅栏、篱笆等）隔开 ◆ One end of the yard had been fenced off for the chickens.院子的一头用栅栏隔开养鸡。 fence ⇨ wall
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separate
Separate and not related: separate, unconnected, unrelated...
Different and differently: conflicting, different, various...
To separate something from something else: separate, spread out, divide...
To be separated from something: separate, divide, come off...
Divorce and separation: access, accrual, alimony...
To be different from something: vary, distinguish, contrast...
Scoring points and goals: a clean sheet, aggregate, all...
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