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apart [ə'pɑ:t]1 adverb(a) (separated → in space)∎ a couple of metres apart à (une distance de) deux ou trois mètres l'un de l'autre;∎ the houses were about 10 kilometres apart les maisons étaient à environ 10 kilomètres l'une de l'autre;∎ the lines must be 10 centimetres apart les lignes doivent être espacées de 10 centimètres;∎ plant the seeds fairly far apart plantez les graines assez loin les unes des autres;∎ cities as far apart as Johannesburg and Hong Kong des villes aussi éloignées l'une de l'autre que Johannesburg et Hong Kong;∎ he stood with his legs wide apart il se tenait (debout) les jambes bien écartées;∎ they can't bear to be apart ils ne supportent pas d'être loin l'un de l'autre ou séparés;∎ the boys and girls were kept apart on tenait séparés les garçons et les filles;∎ they're living apart (because of circumstances) ils n'habitent pas ensemble; (because of divorce, breakup) ils sont séparés, ils vivent séparément;∎ children born two years apart des enfants nés à deux ans d'intervalle;∎ figurative we're miles apart when it comes to politics nous avons des points de vue politiques très différents(b) (in pieces) en pièces, en morceaux;∎ to break apart s'émietter;∎ to take a machine apart démonter ou désassembler une machine∎ to push apart éloigner (en poussant);∎ they sprang apart when I entered the room ils se sont écartés vivement l'un de l'autre quand je suis entré dans la pièce;∎ to grow apart from sb s'éloigner de qn(d) (isolated) à l'écart;∎ she stood apart from the others elle se tenait à l'écart des autres∎ joking apart trève de plaisanterie;∎ that apart, did you enjoy yourselves? à part ça, vous vous êtes amusés?(after n) (distinct and special) à part;∎ they regard it as a thing apart ils considèrent que c'est quelque chose de complètement différent(a) (except for) à part;∎ apart from my salary, we have nothing en dehors de ou à part mon salaire, nous n'avons rien;∎ it's fine, apart from a few minor mistakes à part ou sauf quelques fautes sans importance, c'est très bien;∎ I don't know anyone apart from you je ne connais personne à part toi;∎ but apart from that, everything's fine! mais à part ça, tout va très bien!(b) (as well as) en plus de;∎ she has many interests apart from golf elle s'intéresse à beaucoup de choses à part le ou en plus du golf;∎ quite apart from the fact that it's too big, I don't like the colour outre (le fait) que c'est trop grand, je n'aime pas la couleur
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