Definition of separator in English:

separator

noun ˈsɛpəreɪtə

1A machine or device that separates something into its constituent or distinct elements.
离析器；分离装置
a magnetic separator
磁选机。
Example sentencesExamples
- To confirm our findings about the in-line fuel-air separators, we installed each of them individually on a colleague's Tiara Pursuit 24-foot center console so we could try them with actual fuel.
- Farmers first saw steel plows, gas-driven tractors, cream separators, and electric lights at fairs.
- The company has a new 500 series of separators and clarifiers that are USDA accepted and have the highest capacity throughput in the market today.
- The separators remove oil to increase the life of the cleaning solution.
- The same products are available for helicopters but are supplemented with electronics cooling and winch cooling equipment and oil coolers, particle separators and engine scavengers.
- Waste from the ship's bilges is pumped into holding tanks, then run through separators to remove water from the oil.
- Fat content of pasteurized milk is adjusted via two separators, which skim the fat out.
- Units must ensure that training for maintenance operations in hot weather includes fuel system troubleshooting and diagnosis, including examination of pumps, injectors, fuel lines, filters, and separators.
- Prices for separators also differ, although they represent a larger investment for a dairy operation than other processing components, based on their function, size and complexity.
- Onsite separators extracted 40,000 gal of petroleum products from fuel tanks that floated and spun over.
- After consultation with the sterilizer manufacturer, it was determined that steam separators needed to be installed to improve the quality of the steam.
- The rubble-crushing system includes an impact crusher plant, conveyors, an electromagnetic separator, and a screen plant.
- Other separators can extract impurities from lubricating oils, beer and wine, and numerous other substances.
- Ships are required to have oil-water separators, however the leftover oily water may be discharged at sea, depending upon its concentration, 12 to 200 miles offshore.
- Granular-bed separators consist of beds of sand, carbon, or other particles, which will trap the solids in a gas suspension that, is passed through the bed.
- As milk varieties expanded, the need for more sophisticated separators also has grown, with processors separating and reintroducing milk fat for different fat-based product types.
- Pretreatment calls for running whey through fat separators to reduce its fat content to less than 0.05 percent.
- When space is limited, oil-grit separators and other small technologies can be useful in treating the initial first-flow runoff.
- The lower energy consumption required to run hermetic separators helps reduce operational costs.
- Minerals were separated with a magnetic separator and further separation of micas was carried out using a vibrating table and handpicking in an attempt to achieve maximum purity.
1. 1.1 Something that keeps two or more things apart.
  隔离物；隔离器
  most mail daemons use commas as separators between addresses
  Example sentencesExamples
  A system and method for producing fuel cell separators can produce fuel cell separators with high contact performance.
  The Rose Medical Center had two patients to one room, with two sets of equipment, beds, and TVs, separated only by a sheet of plastic, running on a metal guide on the ceiling, that could act as a separator.
  Why hadn't she simply pretended there were no gaps, no separators, only a blank, endless space of that blinding, sheer white that sent her head spinning?
  It was elegant with its black tiles, glass separators, and some gold fixtures.
  Next, weave Kleenex between toes to keep them apart, or use a toe separator.
  Two- and three-rail fences are nice landscape separators, while the taller four- and five-rail versions make a stout fence for animals.
  Several window manufacturers now sandwich foam separators, nylon spacers, and insulation materials such as poly-styrene and rockwool between the glass inside their windows.
  Photocopies of these clever additions are likely already adorning dorm room walls and cubicle separators throughout the land.
  They had come from China to Japan in the 7th century and were used as room separators, mostly with 4 or 6 panels.
  I could hear him giving them their instructions through the room separator.
  On a related note, and something that we mentioned previously, the manuals should have descriptive tab separators.
  Then, if you dropped the battery on a concrete floor, the glass separators cracked or broke, thus violating the solid barrier between the plates.

Definition of separator in US English:

separator

nounˈsɛpəˌreɪdərˈsepəˌrādər

1A machine or device that separates something into its constituent or distinct elements.
离析器；分离装置
a magnetic separator
磁选机。
Example sentencesExamples
- The same products are available for helicopters but are supplemented with electronics cooling and winch cooling equipment and oil coolers, particle separators and engine scavengers.
- The rubble-crushing system includes an impact crusher plant, conveyors, an electromagnetic separator, and a screen plant.
- To confirm our findings about the in-line fuel-air separators, we installed each of them individually on a colleague's Tiara Pursuit 24-foot center console so we could try them with actual fuel.
- When space is limited, oil-grit separators and other small technologies can be useful in treating the initial first-flow runoff.
- Fat content of pasteurized milk is adjusted via two separators, which skim the fat out.
- The company has a new 500 series of separators and clarifiers that are USDA accepted and have the highest capacity throughput in the market today.
- As milk varieties expanded, the need for more sophisticated separators also has grown, with processors separating and reintroducing milk fat for different fat-based product types.
- Prices for separators also differ, although they represent a larger investment for a dairy operation than other processing components, based on their function, size and complexity.
- The separators remove oil to increase the life of the cleaning solution.
- Ships are required to have oil-water separators, however the leftover oily water may be discharged at sea, depending upon its concentration, 12 to 200 miles offshore.
- Granular-bed separators consist of beds of sand, carbon, or other particles, which will trap the solids in a gas suspension that, is passed through the bed.
- Other separators can extract impurities from lubricating oils, beer and wine, and numerous other substances.
- Pretreatment calls for running whey through fat separators to reduce its fat content to less than 0.05 percent.
- Farmers first saw steel plows, gas-driven tractors, cream separators, and electric lights at fairs.
- After consultation with the sterilizer manufacturer, it was determined that steam separators needed to be installed to improve the quality of the steam.
- The lower energy consumption required to run hermetic separators helps reduce operational costs.
- Units must ensure that training for maintenance operations in hot weather includes fuel system troubleshooting and diagnosis, including examination of pumps, injectors, fuel lines, filters, and separators.
- Minerals were separated with a magnetic separator and further separation of micas was carried out using a vibrating table and handpicking in an attempt to achieve maximum purity.
- Waste from the ship's bilges is pumped into holding tanks, then run through separators to remove water from the oil.
- Onsite separators extracted 40,000 gal of petroleum products from fuel tanks that floated and spun over.
1. 1.1 Something that keeps two or more things apart.
  隔离物；隔离器
  most mail daemons use commas as separators between addresses
  Example sentencesExamples
  Why hadn't she simply pretended there were no gaps, no separators, only a blank, endless space of that blinding, sheer white that sent her head spinning?
  Several window manufacturers now sandwich foam separators, nylon spacers, and insulation materials such as poly-styrene and rockwool between the glass inside their windows.
  The Rose Medical Center had two patients to one room, with two sets of equipment, beds, and TVs, separated only by a sheet of plastic, running on a metal guide on the ceiling, that could act as a separator.
  It was elegant with its black tiles, glass separators, and some gold fixtures.
  They had come from China to Japan in the 7th century and were used as room separators, mostly with 4 or 6 panels.
  On a related note, and something that we mentioned previously, the manuals should have descriptive tab separators.
  Next, weave Kleenex between toes to keep them apart, or use a toe separator.
  Then, if you dropped the battery on a concrete floor, the glass separators cracked or broke, thus violating the solid barrier between the plates.
  Two- and three-rail fences are nice landscape separators, while the taller four- and five-rail versions make a stout fence for animals.
  A system and method for producing fuel cell separators can produce fuel cell separators with high contact performance.
  I could hear him giving them their instructions through the room separator.
  Photocopies of these clever additions are likely already adorning dorm room walls and cubicle separators throughout the land.

单词	separator
释义	Definition of separator in English: separator noun ˈsɛpəreɪtə 1A machine or device that separates something into its constituent or distinct elements. 离析器；分离装置 a magnetic separator 磁选机。 Example sentencesExamples To confirm our findings about the in-line fuel-air separators, we installed each of them individually on a colleague's Tiara Pursuit 24-foot center console so we could try them with actual fuel. Farmers first saw steel plows, gas-driven tractors, cream separators, and electric lights at fairs. The company has a new 500 series of separators and clarifiers that are USDA accepted and have the highest capacity throughput in the market today. The separators remove oil to increase the life of the cleaning solution. The same products are available for helicopters but are supplemented with electronics cooling and winch cooling equipment and oil coolers, particle separators and engine scavengers. Waste from the ship's bilges is pumped into holding tanks, then run through separators to remove water from the oil. Fat content of pasteurized milk is adjusted via two separators, which skim the fat out. Units must ensure that training for maintenance operations in hot weather includes fuel system troubleshooting and diagnosis, including examination of pumps, injectors, fuel lines, filters, and separators. Prices for separators also differ, although they represent a larger investment for a dairy operation than other processing components, based on their function, size and complexity. Onsite separators extracted 40,000 gal of petroleum products from fuel tanks that floated and spun over. After consultation with the sterilizer manufacturer, it was determined that steam separators needed to be installed to improve the quality of the steam. The rubble-crushing system includes an impact crusher plant, conveyors, an electromagnetic separator, and a screen plant. Other separators can extract impurities from lubricating oils, beer and wine, and numerous other substances. Ships are required to have oil-water separators, however the leftover oily water may be discharged at sea, depending upon its concentration, 12 to 200 miles offshore. Granular-bed separators consist of beds of sand, carbon, or other particles, which will trap the solids in a gas suspension that, is passed through the bed. As milk varieties expanded, the need for more sophisticated separators also has grown, with processors separating and reintroducing milk fat for different fat-based product types. Pretreatment calls for running whey through fat separators to reduce its fat content to less than 0.05 percent. When space is limited, oil-grit separators and other small technologies can be useful in treating the initial first-flow runoff. The lower energy consumption required to run hermetic separators helps reduce operational costs. Minerals were separated with a magnetic separator and further separation of micas was carried out using a vibrating table and handpicking in an attempt to achieve maximum purity. 1.1 Something that keeps two or more things apart. 隔离物；隔离器 most mail daemons use commas as separators between addresses Example sentencesExamples A system and method for producing fuel cell separators can produce fuel cell separators with high contact performance. The Rose Medical Center had two patients to one room, with two sets of equipment, beds, and TVs, separated only by a sheet of plastic, running on a metal guide on the ceiling, that could act as a separator. Why hadn't she simply pretended there were no gaps, no separators, only a blank, endless space of that blinding, sheer white that sent her head spinning? It was elegant with its black tiles, glass separators, and some gold fixtures. Next, weave Kleenex between toes to keep them apart, or use a toe separator. Two- and three-rail fences are nice landscape separators, while the taller four- and five-rail versions make a stout fence for animals. Several window manufacturers now sandwich foam separators, nylon spacers, and insulation materials such as poly-styrene and rockwool between the glass inside their windows. Photocopies of these clever additions are likely already adorning dorm room walls and cubicle separators throughout the land. They had come from China to Japan in the 7th century and were used as room separators, mostly with 4 or 6 panels. I could hear him giving them their instructions through the room separator. On a related note, and something that we mentioned previously, the manuals should have descriptive tab separators. Then, if you dropped the battery on a concrete floor, the glass separators cracked or broke, thus violating the solid barrier between the plates. Definition of separator in US English: separator nounˈsɛpəˌreɪdərˈsepəˌrādər 1A machine or device that separates something into its constituent or distinct elements. 离析器；分离装置 a magnetic separator 磁选机。 Example sentencesExamples The same products are available for helicopters but are supplemented with electronics cooling and winch cooling equipment and oil coolers, particle separators and engine scavengers. The rubble-crushing system includes an impact crusher plant, conveyors, an electromagnetic separator, and a screen plant. To confirm our findings about the in-line fuel-air separators, we installed each of them individually on a colleague's Tiara Pursuit 24-foot center console so we could try them with actual fuel. When space is limited, oil-grit separators and other small technologies can be useful in treating the initial first-flow runoff. Fat content of pasteurized milk is adjusted via two separators, which skim the fat out. The company has a new 500 series of separators and clarifiers that are USDA accepted and have the highest capacity throughput in the market today. As milk varieties expanded, the need for more sophisticated separators also has grown, with processors separating and reintroducing milk fat for different fat-based product types. Prices for separators also differ, although they represent a larger investment for a dairy operation than other processing components, based on their function, size and complexity. The separators remove oil to increase the life of the cleaning solution. Ships are required to have oil-water separators, however the leftover oily water may be discharged at sea, depending upon its concentration, 12 to 200 miles offshore. Granular-bed separators consist of beds of sand, carbon, or other particles, which will trap the solids in a gas suspension that, is passed through the bed. Other separators can extract impurities from lubricating oils, beer and wine, and numerous other substances. Pretreatment calls for running whey through fat separators to reduce its fat content to less than 0.05 percent. Farmers first saw steel plows, gas-driven tractors, cream separators, and electric lights at fairs. After consultation with the sterilizer manufacturer, it was determined that steam separators needed to be installed to improve the quality of the steam. The lower energy consumption required to run hermetic separators helps reduce operational costs. Units must ensure that training for maintenance operations in hot weather includes fuel system troubleshooting and diagnosis, including examination of pumps, injectors, fuel lines, filters, and separators. Minerals were separated with a magnetic separator and further separation of micas was carried out using a vibrating table and handpicking in an attempt to achieve maximum purity. Waste from the ship's bilges is pumped into holding tanks, then run through separators to remove water from the oil. Onsite separators extracted 40,000 gal of petroleum products from fuel tanks that floated and spun over. 1.1 Something that keeps two or more things apart. 隔离物；隔离器 most mail daemons use commas as separators between addresses Example sentencesExamples Why hadn't she simply pretended there were no gaps, no separators, only a blank, endless space of that blinding, sheer white that sent her head spinning? Several window manufacturers now sandwich foam separators, nylon spacers, and insulation materials such as poly-styrene and rockwool between the glass inside their windows. The Rose Medical Center had two patients to one room, with two sets of equipment, beds, and TVs, separated only by a sheet of plastic, running on a metal guide on the ceiling, that could act as a separator. It was elegant with its black tiles, glass separators, and some gold fixtures. They had come from China to Japan in the 7th century and were used as room separators, mostly with 4 or 6 panels. On a related note, and something that we mentioned previously, the manuals should have descriptive tab separators. Next, weave Kleenex between toes to keep them apart, or use a toe separator. Then, if you dropped the battery on a concrete floor, the glass separators cracked or broke, thus violating the solid barrier between the plates. Two- and three-rail fences are nice landscape separators, while the taller four- and five-rail versions make a stout fence for animals. A system and method for producing fuel cell separators can produce fuel cell separators with high contact performance. I could hear him giving them their instructions through the room separator. Photocopies of these clever additions are likely already adorning dorm room walls and cubicle separators throughout the land.
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