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🔑 apartBrE /əˈpɑːt/NAmE /əˈpɑːrt/ adverb🔑 separated by a distance, of space or time （指空间或时间）相隔，相距◆The two houses stood 500 metres apart. 两座房子相距 500 米。◆Their birthdays are only three days apart. 他们的生日仅隔三日。◆(figurative) The two sides in the talks are still a long way apart (= are far from reaching an agreement). 谈判双方的意见仍相去甚远。🔑 not together; separate or separately 不在一起；分离；分开◆We're living apart now. 我们现在不住在一起。◆Over the years, Rosie and I had drifted apart. 多年以来，我和罗西早已疏远。◆She keeps herself apart from other people. 她与其他人保持距离。◆I can't tell the twins apart (= see the difference between them). 我分不出这一对双胞胎中谁是谁。🔑 into pieces 成碎片◆The whole thing just came apart in my hands. 这整件东西偏偏在我手里破裂了。◆We had to take the engine apart. 我们不得不拆卸了引擎。◆When his wife died, his world fell apart. 他在妻子去世后万念俱灰。used to say that sb/sth is not included in what you are talking about （指所说的不包括在内）除外◆Victoria apart, not one of them seems suitable for the job. 除了维多利亚，看来他们谁也不适合这个工作。 ●ˌjoking aˈpart(BrE) ●ˌjoking aˈside(BrE, NAmE) used to show that you are now being serious after you have said sth funny 言归正传；说正经的●be ˈpoles apartto be widely separated; to have no interests that you share 天南地北；南辕北辙；截然相反●rip sb/sth aˈpart/to ˈshreds/to ˈbits, etc.to destroy sth; to criticize sb very strongly 摧毁；毁坏；猛烈抨击●be ˈworlds apartto be completely different in attitudes, opinions, etc. （在态度、看法等方面）有天壤之别，截然不同 |