Resumen
to separate {verbo}
separarse
separate {adjetivo}
separada · apartado · separado
to separate {verbo}
alejar · apartarse · desarrimar · separar · apartar · disociarse · disociar · desperdigarse · desvincular · desagrupar · desagregar · desperdigar · desmarcar · desligar · desjuntar · desglosar · descasar · distanciar · desunir · deponer
Traducción Inglés-Español para " to separate"
" to separate" en español
to separate {verbo}
to separate {vb} (también: to disunite)
To separate ourselves, for us Friars Minors and Poor Sisters means to be impoverished and to impoverish our spirituality.
Nevertheless, these terrorised population groups never win the support of the outside world to enable then to separate from Iraq.
And, at times, we are able to separate ourselves from these more cerebral desires and draw intrigue based solely on our reactions to space
separate {adjetivo}
What is the point of having separate accounts for freight and passenger transport?
We shall be putting forward a separate proposal for this by the end of 2002.
A separate decision will have to be taken on that, when this country meets the conditions.
Could I just formally ask you for a separate vote on Amendments Nos 2, 11, 23 and 24?
This aspect will be the subject of a separate initiative by the Commission.
The report includes a separate section on the Baltic region.
I should like to conclude by asking you, on behalf of my group, for a separate vote on section 4 of the resolution.
Mr President, perhaps Mrs van der Laan meant a separate vote for each paragraph and not a split vote.
That is why my group will call for a separate vote on paragraph 27 and only vote for the first part.
Lastly, Mr President, our group requests a separate vote on paragraph 5 of the report, to which we cannot give our agreement.
The aim of our requests for a separate vote is to rule out such a possibility.
It seems to me that a separate vote is necessary on each of these three proposals.
That is the reason why the Commission has put forward these two separate proposals.
It does not introduce a separate regime for the institutions - indeed, it cannot.
Mr President, with your permission, I should like to deliver two separate statements.
to separate {verbo}
to separate {vb} (también: to remove, to take away, to take out, to bear away)
to separate {vb} (también: to part)
to separate {vb}
to separate {vb} (también: to save, to detach, to split up, to break off)
By using styles, web developers can separate the formatting from the content.
We must separate this issue from the debate relating to any particular motive.
You may not separate the components and install them on different devices.
As far as possible, we must separate the network and content regulation.
separate the truth about the God who saves from the manifestation of his
to separate {vb} (también: to divide, to turn away, to part)
The votes have also made it possible to reject amendments designed to separate Turkey from normal accession procedure.
to separate {vb} (también: to dissociate)
The first is that what we say here cannot be seen as separate from the global debate on corporate governance.
to separate {vb} (también: to dissociate)
You cannot separate the effect one has on the competitiveness of the other.
It seems absurd to separate the question of prices from that of set-asides.
It is impossible to separate the Morillon report from the general context of relations with Turkey.
It is clear, in these circumstances, that we cannot separate legal and illegal immigration, and that we need a European approach in this
to separate {vb} (también: to scatter)
to separate {vb} (también: to detach)
We cannot separate from this issue the current political and military position in Ethiopia.
to separate {vb}
to separate {vb} (también: to disaggregate)
to separate {v.t.} (también: to scatter)
to separate {v.t.} (también: to disassociate)
to separate {v.t.} (también: to untie, to unravel)
This is not the idea, and it is something quite different to separate the increase in demand from economic growth.
to separate {v.t.} (también: to divide)
to separate {v.t.} (también: to break down)
That is why, in our view, it would be preferable to separate the financial assistance for Armenia and Georgia from that for Tajikistan.
to separate {v.t.}
to separate {v.t.} (también: to outdistance, to distance, to keep at a distance)
Europe must bridge the gap which separates it from its competitors.
to separate {v.t.} (también: to disconnect, to divide, to split)
to separate {v.t.} (también: to fire)
Sinónimos
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "separate":
© Princeton Universityfreestanding · disjoined · branch · ramify · fork · furcate · break · split up · fall apart · come apart · distinguish · differentiate · secern · secernate · severalize · severalise · tell · tell apart · classify · class
Ejemplos de uso
Ejemplos de uso para " to separate" en Español
Palabras similares
sentencing · sentient · sentiment · sentimental · sentimentality · sentry · Seoul · sepal · sepaloid · separable · separate · separated · separately · separation · separatist · separator · Sephardic · sepia · septa- · septal · septate
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