Rechercher
to separate out
[phrase form: separate]
01
séparer, distinguer
to remove someone or something from a larger group or collection
02
se séparer, se distinguer
to become distinct or distinguished from a group
separate out
v
Exemple
The curator separated out the valuable artifacts from the rest of the museum's exhibits.
She separated out the rare books from the library's general collection for special preservation.
The teacher separated out the troublemakers from the class to maintain discipline.
In the melting process, impurities and minerals separate out, leaving pure metal behind.
Over time, the cream will separate out from the milk, forming a distinct layer.
