单词 | separation |
释义 | sep·a·ra·tion 1. a. < separation of church and state > < shipment of fragile or delicate articles … requires separation and cushioning of items — Export Packing > < families … would face separation if they should avail themselves of the provisions of the Refugee Relief Act — D.D.Eisenhower > b. < after cancellation … trundled the letters on wheeled trays to the next process, separation — National Geographic > c. d. < courts and legislature work in separation and aloofness — B.N.Cardozo > < we can no longer risk letting any large section of the human race live in separation, cut off from … the rest — I.A.Richards > e. < should not give the impression that there is … no great separation between the ends of Communism and those of the West — D.H.Gillis > 2. a. < after the separation of the three boats … in the storm — W.J.Ghent > b. (1) < personally loyal though he was … believed that separation was inevitable — T.M.Spaulding > (2) usually capitalized < one of the greatest of the early leaders of the Separation — George Willison > 3. < separation of flour from bran by bolting > 4. a. (1) (2) canon law b. < separation from the service > < separation from employment > < a serious breach of accepted standards of deportment … may be punished by loss of social privileges, probation, or separation — College of William & Mary Cat. > 5. a. < recommend that there be a clear line of separation — J.P.Colbert > b. < sorted 100 cards to 53 separations at the rate of 50 per minute — Postal Service News > c. < the separation between the spokes of a wheel > d. 6. a. b. c. |
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