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sep.a.rateH5sep7[r7Et, $5-L-adjexisting or happening independently or in a different physical space各自的;单独的，不同的The arts department and the main college are two separate buildings.文科系和主要的学院是两幢独立的楼。Two other youths were shot and killed in separate incidents.另有两个年轻人在不同的事件中被枪杀。On two separate occasions I've had to ask them to turn their music down.在两个不同的场合我曾要求他们把音乐的音量调低。Under the plan, each of the three broadcast services is to remain a separate entity.按照计划，三种广播服务业都要保持独立的实体。I have my public life and my private life, and as far as possible I try to keep them separate.我有公众生活和私人生活，并尽可能地使两者分开。It was agreed that the detainees should be kept separate from the other prisoners.经同意，拘留犯须和其他囚犯分开。Like most other places in Japan, restaurants rarely have the space for separate non-smoking sections.和大多数日本的其他地方一样，饭店很少有空间开辟独立的禁烟区。In 1963 Kuwait was recognized as a separate state.1963年，科威特被承认是一个独立的国家。From as early as I can remember my parents had separate bedrooms.在我最早的记忆中，父亲和母亲的卧室便是分开的。If two or more people go their separate ways they stop being together.分道扬镳In 1983 the group disbanded and went their separate ways.1983年，这个小组解散了，他们各走各的路了。
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