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1 absondern
- {to abstract} trừu tượng hoá, làm đãng trí, rút ra, chiết ra, tách ra, lấy trộm, ăn cắp, tóm tắt, trích yếu - {to detach} gỡ ra, tháo ra, lấy riêng ra, cắt đi làm nhiệm vụ riêng lẻ - {to exclude} không cho vào, không cho hưởng, ngăn chận, loại trừ, đuổi tống ra, tống ra - {to excrete} bài tiết, thải ra - {to exude} rỉ, ứa - {to insulate} cô lập, cách ly, biến thành một hòn đảo - {to isolate} cách - {to reject} không nhanh, không chấp thuận, bác bỏ, loại ra, bỏ ra, đánh hỏng, từ chối không tiếp, mửa, nôn ra - {to seclude} tách biệt, tác ra xa - {to segregate} tách riêng, chia riêng ra - {to separate} làm rời ra, phân ra, chia ra, gạn ra..., phân đôi, chia đôi, chia tay, rời, phân tán, đi mỗi người một ngả - {to transude} thấm ra = absondern (Medizin) {to secrete}+ = sich absondern {to seclude oneself; to segregate}+ = sich absondern [von] {to stray [from]}+
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insulate — in‧su‧late [ˈɪnsjleɪt ǁ ˈɪnsə , ˈɪnʆə ] verb [transitive] to keep something safe from the harmful effects of something: insulate something from/against something • Such a strategy helps insulate the portfolio from the stock market s volatility … Financial and business terms
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insulate — ► VERB 1) protect by interposing material to prevent loss of heat or intrusion of sound. 2) cover with non conducting material to prevent the passage of electricity. 3) protect from something unpleasant. DERIVATIVES insulator noun. ORIGIN from… … English terms dictionary
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insulate — [in′sə lāt΄; in′soolāt΄, in′syoolāt΄] vt. insulated, insulating [< L insulatus, made like an island < insula, ISLE] 1. to set apart; detach from the rest; isolate 2. to separate or cover with a nonconducting material in order to prevent the … English World dictionary
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insulate — v. (D; tr.) to insulate against, from * * * [ ɪnsjʊleɪt] from (D; tr.) to insulate against … Combinatory dictionary
insulate — verb a) To separate, detach, or isolate. Ceramic can be used to insulate power lines. b) To separate a body or material from others, eg. by non conductors to prevent the transfer of electricity, heat, etc. Syn … Wiktionary
