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separate [ˈsepəreɪt] v
gen.	bir-biridan ajratmoq; elakdan g‘alvirdan o‘tkazib ajratmoq; tozalamoq; saralab olmoq; saragini sarakka; puchagini puchakka chiqarmoq
separate ['sep(ə)rɪt] adj.
gen.	mustaqil; alohida
English thesaurus
separate ['sep(ə)rɪt] abbr.
abbr.	s
abbr., automat.	sep
abbr., polym.	sep.
mil., logist.	In a “violence control” context, mission of compelling action to modify their disposition in order to prevent them from continuing a direct or indirect confrontation and creating a neutral zone under the control of friendly forces. The separation must be accepted by the authorities, even if, locally, a show or use of force may be necessary to fulfill the mission. (FRA)