vt.

1. 分隔；分割；使分离；使分散[（+from/into/off/up）]
   The two communities are separated by a highway.

   这两个社区由一条公路隔开。

2. 区分，识别[（+from）]
   Brought up in town, the boy finds it difficult to separate a poplar from a willow.

   那男孩是在城里长大的，所以觉得很难区别杨树和柳树。

3. 使分居；使疏远
4. 离析，从……中提取[（+out/from）]

vi.

1. 分开；脱离；分手；分散[（+from/into）]
   They walked a mile together and then separated.

   他们一道走了一英里，然后就分手了。

2. （夫妻）分居
   They separated three years after they got married.

   他俩结婚三年后便分居了。

3. 离析；析出[（+out/from）]

a.

1. 个别的，不同的
2. 单独的，独立的[B]
   Our children have separate bedrooms.

   我们的孩子有各自的卧室。

3. 分离的，分开的[（+from）]

n.

1. 不是成套的女装

adj.

v.

1. move or come apart; make or become detached or disconnected.
   ▸stop living together as a couple.
   ▸US discharge or dismiss from service or employment.
2. divide into constituent or distinct elements.
   ▸extract or remove for use or rejection.
   ▸distinguish between or from another; consider individually.
3. form a distinction or boundary between.

pl. n.