Separation
01
分居
the state in which a couple decide to live apart while they are still legally married
例子
After years of marital discord, they decided to pursue a legal separation rather than immediately filing for divorce.
经过多年的婚姻不和，他们决定寻求法律上的分居，而不是立即申请离婚。
02
分离, 脱离
the act or process of becoming physically detached or disconnected
语法信息
有生性状态
抽象
形态构成
复合词
不可数
复数形式
separations
例子
The rope snapped, causing the separation of the boat from the dock.
绳子断了，导致船与码头的分离。
03
分离, 分隔
a state in which elements, individuals, or groups are not joined or cohesive
例子
Political factions exist in a state of separation.
政治派系存在于一种分离状态。
04
分离, 离别
the act of leaving, distancing oneself, or parting from others
例子
Their separation at the train station was emotional.
他们在火车站的分别很感人。
05
分离, 分类
the act of sorting, classifying, or distinguishing one item from others
例子
Separation of recyclable materials is mandatory.
可回收材料的分离是强制性的。
06
分离, 间距
the physical or measurable space between two or more objects
例子
The separation between the buildings is ten meters.
建筑物之间的距离是十米。
07
解雇, 分离
the ending of employment, whether by resignation, dismissal, or retirement
例子
His separation from the company was amicable.
他与公司的分离是友好的。
词汇树
separationism
separationist
separation
separate
separ
