| 单词 | separately |
| 释义 | separateseparate1 /ˈsɛprɪt/ ●●● S2 W2 adjective [no comparative] 1not joining or touching: The music rooms are in a separate building.separate from The offices are separate from the factory.keep something separate (from something) Keep the raw meat separate from the cooked meat.keep something and something separate (from each other) Keep the blue and green cards separate from each other.2ideas, information, activities, etc. that are separate are not related or do not affect each other in any way: That’s a separate issue. The two things are entirely separate.separate from My social life is completely separate from my work.keep something separate (from something) Keep your love life separate from your studies.3[only before noun] not the same one SYN different: Write each list on a separate sheet of paper. He asked her out on two separate occasions.its/somebody’s own separate something Each province has its own separate army.4go your separate ways a)if people who have been in a relationship, especially a romantic relationship, go their separate ways, they end their relationship: After six years of marriage, they decided to go their separate ways. b)if people who have been traveling together go their separate ways, they start traveling in different directions—separately adverb |
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