separation from [noun phrase]
The separation from her family was painful.
与家人的分离是痛苦的。
分居；法定分居；间隔；间距；空隙；隔板；分隔物；退伍；退役；分离的行为或状态
the act or condition of being separated or apart; coming apart or a lack of unity
分离的行为或状态
The act of disuniting two or more things, or the condition of being separated.
缺乏统一的状态
the state of lacking unity
人与人之间的分离行为或状态
The act or condition of two or more people being separated from one another.
分离
coming apart
已婚夫妇分居但法律上仍婚姻存续的状态
The act or condition of a married couple living in separate homes while remaining legally married.
事物之间的距离
the distance between things
分割发生的地方
The place at which a division occurs.
分隔物或间隙
An interval, gap or space that separates things or people.
分隔两个空间的物体
An object that separates two spaces.
离开现役,但不一定完全离开服务
Departure from active duty, while not necessarily leaving the service entirely.
The separation of the egg white from the yolk is the first step in this recipe.
把蛋清与蛋黄分开是这道食谱的第一步。
用法提示：separation 是名词，表示把两样东西分开的动作。
AI contextual example
The separation of the two gardens by a low hedge gives each one more privacy.
两座花园由一排矮树篱隔开，因此每座花园都更有私密性。
用法提示：separation 是名词，指由于中间有矮树篱而分开的状态。
AI contextual example
After months of separation, the two friends were excited to meet again.
分别数月后，这两个朋友很高兴再次见面。
用法提示：separation 是名词，指人与人分离、分开的状态。
AI contextual example
The separation from her family was painful.
与家人的分离是痛苦的。
The separation between church and state is important.
政教分离很重要。
The separation of powers is a key principle.
权力分立是一个关键原则。
division 强调因分歧或切割而分开；separation 更泛指分离状态，可指物理或关系
detachment 常指从整体中分离或情感上的超脱；separation 更中性
rupture 暗示突然、猛烈的分离，常指关系或组织；separation 可指渐进或系统性的
severance 强调彻底切断，常用于法律或雇佣语境；separation 不一定永久
disjunction 偏抽象或逻辑上的分离，常见于学术语境；separation 更日常
grammar · medium
易错句子They want to separation.
正确表达They want a separation.
separation是名词，不能直接跟在不定式to后面；应使用动词separate或名词短语a separation。
grammar · medium
易错句子He is going through a separation with his wife.
正确表达He is going through a separation from his wife.
表示‘与某人分离’时，介词应使用from，而不是with。
Separation 强调分离的状态或结果，division 强调划分的动作或分成部分
Separation 指抽象或物理的分离，partition 特指用隔板或边界将空间或系统分隔
合法分居
After years of conflict, they decided to seek a legal separation.
经过多年的冲突，他们决定寻求合法分居。
分离焦虑
The child cries every morning due to separation anxiety.
孩子每天早上因为分离焦虑而哭。
权力分立
The constitution ensures the separation of powers among the three branches.
宪法确保三个分支之间的权力分立。
分居协议
They signed a separation agreement before the divorce was finalized.
在离婚最终确定前，他们签署了一份分居协议。
与...分离
His separation from the company was amicable.
他与公司的分离是友好的。
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se- (apart) + par (prepare) + -ation (noun suffix)
se- (apart) + par (prepare) + -ate (verb/adjective suffix)
in- (not) + se- (apart) + par (prepare) + -able (able to)
试分居
They decided to have a trial separation to see if they could work things out.
他们决定试分居，看看能否解决问题。
权力分立
The separation of powers is a fundamental principle of the U.S. Constitution.
权力分立是美国宪法的基本原则。
分离焦虑
The child experienced separation anxiety when her mother left for work.
母亲去上班时，孩子出现了分离焦虑。
Dictionary facts from DICTIONARY_API_DEV, ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.