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1 separable
adj.separable.* * *► adjetivo1 separable (de, from), detachable ((de, from)* * *1. ADJ1) (=distinguible) separableel carácter no es totalmente separable de la forma física — character is not totally separable from physical form
la vida privada es muy difícilmente separable de la pública — it is very difficult to keep your private life separate from your public life
2) (=extraíble) [revista] detachable; [teclado] removable2.* * *= separable.Ex. Access techniques and data base organization are logically separable facets of a system.* * *= separable.Ex: Access techniques and data base organization are logically separable facets of a system.
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separable adjetivo separable, removable
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desmontable
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detachable
* * *separable adjseparable, detachable* * *adj separable
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