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1 ♦ separate
♦ separate /ˈsɛprət/A a.1 separato; disgiunto; diviso; distinto: separate tables, tavoli separati; Keep it separate from the others, tienilo separato (o distinto) dagli altri; (rag.) separate accounts, conti distinti2 diverso; vario; singolo: the separate parts of the body, le diverse parti del corpo; the separate volumes, i singoli volumiB n.1 (tipogr.) pubblicazione a sé stante; monografia● (leg.) separate estate, proprietà personale della moglie; beni parafernali □ (leg.) separate maintenance, alimenti ( a un coniuge divorziato) □ (bur., comm.) under separate cover, in plico a parte.♦ (to) separate /ˈsɛpəreɪt/A v. t.1 separare; disgiungere; dividere; suddividere; scindere; distinguere: A wall separates the two gardens, un muro separa i due giardini; to separate two quarrellers, dividere due litiganti; The estate was separated into small lots, la proprietà è stata suddivisa in piccoli appezzamentiB v. i.separarsi; disgiungersi; dividersi; staccarsi; scindersi: to separate from one's wife, separarsi dalla moglie; We separated at noon, ci siamo separati a mezzogiorno● (fis.) to separate light, scomporre la luce □ (fig., scherz.) to separate the men from the boys, scoprire in un gruppo chi è veramente in gamba □ to separate milk, scremare il latte.
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