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🔑separatesep·a·rate1 /ˈsɛprət / adjective - separate (from sth / sb) apart; not joined or together分开的；单独的◆You should always keep your cash and credit cards separate.你应当总是把现金和信用卡分开存放。
- different; not connected不同的；不相连的；不相关的◆A lot of married couples have separate bank accounts.很多已婚夫妇都有各自的银行账户。◆In a separate incident, a man was shot in a nightclub last night.在另一起事件中，一男子昨晚在夜总会遭到枪击。
▸ sep·a·rate·ly 🔑 adverb ◆Accessories are sold separately.配件单独销售。
🔑separatesep·a·rate2 /ˈsɛpəreɪt / verb - [intransitive, transitive] separate (sb / sth) (from sb / sth) to stop being together; to cause people or things to stop being together; to divide people or things（使）分开，分离◆I think we should separate into two groups.我认为我们应该分为两组。◆I got separated from my friends in the crowd.在人群中我和朋友们走散了。◆Separate the egg white from the yolk.把蛋清和蛋黄分开。
- [transitive] separate sb / sth (from sb / sth) to keep people or things apart, or to be between people or things with the result that they are apart隔开；隔离；阻隔◆I always try to separate business from pleasure.我总是尽量把工作和娱乐分开来。◆When the players started fighting, the referee moved in to separate them.运动员打起来时，裁判过来把他们分开。◆The two sides of the city are separated by the river.河流把这座城市一分为二。
- [intransitive](used about a married couple, etc.) to stop living together（已婚夫妇等）分居◆His parents separated when he was still a baby.他还在襁褓中的时候父母就分居了。
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