A word for set apart

Contexts

Verb

To keep physically separate from others

To reserve or set aside for future or special use

To distinguish someone or something from the rest, typically with an identifying feature

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Verb

To keep physically separate from others

separate

isolate

segregate

sequester

keep apart

mark off

put to one side

keep on one side

distinguish

differentiate

winnow out

sift out

single out

filter out

sift

weed out

sort out

identify

select

pluck out

choose

pick on

pull out

pick out

remove

dissociate

“It would seem proper to set apart a piece of ground upon which to ripen seed for a subsequent season.”

Verb

To reserve or set aside for future or special use

reserve

dedicate

allocate

devote

save

consecrate

earmark

appropriate

put aside

set aside

set by

give up to

assign

allot

designate

consign

apportion

keep

lay aside

maintain

give

afford

make available

leave

pledge

commit

spare

surrender

allow

fix

sacrifice

give over

mark out

apply

vow

budget

deduct

remit

provide

appoint

intend

stipulate for

put in

entrust

tag

label

flag

mark

hypothecate

identify

keep back

tab

allot to

name

slot

allocate to

pledge to

give over to

mark down

commit to

put to one side

devote to

distribute

ration

divvy

mete out

dispense

divvy up

mete

share

grant

administer

lot

give out

hand out

dole out

divide out

dish out

share out

parcel out

divide up

ration out

measure out

issue

deal out

shell out

portion

prorate

deal

cut

split up

portion out

divide

award

disseminate

slice

admeasure

bestow

send

disburse

partition

cut up

slice up

dole

split

spread out

cut the pie

prescribe

relegate

parcel

lot out

piece up

fork out

carve up

supply

circulate

deliver

dispatch

furnish

fit up

offer

begive

pay out

pass around

yield

diffuse

fix up

disperse

stock

provision

present

endow

give away

pass out

kit out

fit out

bind

obligate

restrict

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“With these questions in mind, set apart a few hours to list down the goals you have for your business.”

Verb

To distinguish someone or something from the rest, typically with an identifying feature

distinguish

identify

differentiate

characteriseUK

characterizeUS

demarcate

single out

make something stand out

make different

mark out

mark

individualizeUS

singularize

individualiseUK

signalizeUS

signaliseUK

separate

individuate

designate

make distinctive

discriminate

mark off

tell between

stamp

pinpoint

select

ascertain

determine

decide

judge

specify

recognizeUS

sift

qualify

classify

part

categorizeUS

tell apart

sort out

tell from

set off

recogniseUK

categoriseUK

typify

brand

pick out

delineate

denote

suffuse

pervade

make unique

segregate

differentialize

ID

delimit

discern

show to be

hallmark

typecast

earmark

pronounce

contrast

discern a difference between

tell the difference between

draw a distinction between

difference

secern

decide between

make a distinction between

symbolizeUS

belong to

indicate

peculiarize

symboliseUK

personaliseUK

make up

personalizeUS

highlight

isolate

pick on

pluck out

choose

pull out

estimate

analyzeUS

spot

extricate

place

finger

diagnose

tag

collate

name

know

divide

label

diagnosticate

make out

figure out

determinate

analyseUK

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“He has no guards, no regalia, none of those royal trappings which would set him apart from the rest of his fellow citizens.”

Verb

To keep apart or isolate from others

separate off

detach

divide

divide off

isolate

keep apart

segregate

set aside

sever

split off

separate

protect

sequester

shield

seclude

insulate

exclude

cut off

island

close off

disconnect

divorce

dissociate

partition

quarantine

closet

select

ghettoizeUS

choose

single out

ghettoiseUK

sort out

split up

discriminate against

sunder out

separate out

cushion

screen

cocoon

shelter

defend

save

safeguard

cloister

keep safe

treat

tape

inlay

fill

wrap up in cotton wool

coat

keep from harm

line

wad

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Verb

To invoke divine favor upon using religious words or rituals

bless

sanctify

consecrate

dedicate

hallow

ordain

anoint

beatify

canoniseUK

canonizeUS

sacralize

make holy

baptiseUK

baptizeUS

make sacred

offer benediction

pray for

pronounce holy

dedicate to God

devote to God

invoke happiness on

give a benediction for

ask God’s favour for

ask God’s protection for

glorify

deify

enshrine

worship

lustrate

exalt

christen

devote

behallow

venerate

immerse

lay hands on

dip

make into a saint

confirm

saint

magnify

sprinkle

frock

besaint

purify

declare to be a saint

besprinkle

asperse

Verb

To separate from something else, or into smaller pieces

disassociate

separate

divide

disconnect

sever

part

split

dissociate

disunite

divorce

disjoin

decouple

uncouple

sunder

unlink

unyoke

resolve

dissever

disjoint

ramify

detach

isolate

distance

disaffiliate

withdraw

disentangle

extricate

break up

draw back

cut off

segregate

alienate

remove

insulate

sequester

disengage

keep apart

disband

dissolve

abstract

unmarry

distinguish

unfix

disrupt

scatter

break apart

put away

break off

section

free

seclude

quarantine

avoid

break from

walk away

place far off

break away

keep at arm’s length

move away

break with

withdraw from

put at a distance

section off

curtain

curtain off

split up

space

single out

draw apart

move apart

winnow

put on one side

undo

break

partition

rive

cut up

rend

unhitch

subdivide

cut

unfasten

bisect

segment

take apart

come apart

loose

dissect

untether

cleave

break down

unhook

slice up

diverge

luxate

branch

estrange

loosen

disassemble

disperse

dismember

part company

splinter

go separate ways

dismount

bifurcate

disarticulate

dichotomize

halve

quarter

chop

divide in two

divide up

split in two

carve up

chop up

abjugate

unstrap

untie

end things

dislocate

reduce

decompose

factionalize

dismantle

disintegrate

stand between

rope off

group

sort

embroil

wedge apart

break open

dislodge

move

relocate

clear

tear apart

unclasp

set at odds

unbuckle

unbolt

rupture

unravel

set at variance

uncombine

become disconnected

pull apart

come away

become detached

fork

put asunder

spread

unbutton

unpin

divaricate

unsnap

unclick

compartment

branch off

hack

slice

branch out

shear

quit

fork off

crack

carve

fractionate

turn off

tear off

rip

open

slash

tear

abscind

share out

portion out

crack open

pierce

tear asunder

smite

split open

lay open

distance oneself

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Verb

To section off a physical space or area

shut off

sequester

close off

cordon off

curtain off

fence off

rope off

screen off

seal off

seclude

tape off

block

blockade

close

cut off

isolate

partition off

quarantine

seal

segregate

separate

separate off

insulate

keep apart

block off

confine

cordon

shut away

island

put a cordon sanitaire around

cloister

remove

form a ring around

shut

mark off

tape

fence

detach

cocoon

exclude

keep in solitude

keep out

sort out

part

split up

divide

abstract

filter out

disengage

weed out

separate out

restrict access

retire

withdraw

set off

set oneself apart

remove oneself

closet oneself

shut oneself away

withdraw oneself

segregate oneself

enisle

secrete

cut oneself off

hide oneself away

shut oneself off

hide

seclude oneself

draw back

isolate oneself

partition

section off

divide up

closet

screen

evict

cover

immure

conceal

ostraciseUK

boycott

enclose

ostracizeUS

split off

pull out

embargo

keep away

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Verb

To place or set apart two or more items allowing for space in between

space

range

separate

set

place

position

arrange

locate

order

stand

station

array

deploy

settle

situate

dispose

lay out

line up

place at intervals

space out

spread out

move apart

spread

stagger

Verb

To cause to feel less close, friendly or caring

alienate

estrange

divide

disaffect

separate

disgruntle

disunite

distance

divorce

sever

part

detach

isolate

sour

alien

wean

drive apart

set against

set at odds

turn away

make hostile

cut off

make unfriendly

drive a wedge between

sow dissension

set at variance

come between

push away

keep apart

put at a distance

turn off

break off

lose the affection of

make indifferent

turn your back on

withdraw the affections of

antagonizeUS

split

antagoniseUK

pit against one another

cause disagreement between

break up

split up

set against one another

put at odds

pull apart

sow dissension between

cause a rift

triangulate

factionalize

sow disaccord

cause dissent

cause disagreement

sow dissension among

stir the pot

cause to disagree

pit against

cause disagreement among

splinter

disillusion

dichotomize

disenchant

dissatisfy

disunify

lose

sever connections between

drive away

cause antagonism between

burn your bridges

set at odds with

put on the outs

leave out in the cold

sever relationships

destroy the affections of

tear asunder

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Verb

To a prejudicial distinction in the treatment of different categories of people

discriminate

disfavourUK

disfavorUS

judge

segregate

hate

victimiseUK

victimizeUS

treat differently

be biased

be prejudiced

show prejudice

incline against

treat as inferior

treat unfairly

be bigot

be intolerant towards

be partial

show bias

single out

put at a disadvantage

demonstrate intentionality

show favoritism

maltreat

Adjective

Placed or standing apart or alone

out on a limb

isolated

marooned

segregated

separate

stranded

cut off

high and dry

sequestered

solitary

separated

detached

unattached

freestanding

removed

not joined

not attached

free-standing

by itself

self-contained

divided

partitioned

disjoined

distinct

selfstanding

alone

independent

different

discrete

excluded

discriminative

restricted

kept apart

divided along racial lines

abstracted

divergent

apportioned

disassociated

scattered

asunder

disjointed

parted

severed

in halves

distant

cut in two

distributed

cut apart

put asunder

loose

shut off

set asunder

fenced off

far between

disunited

apart

sundered

disembodied

inaccessible

lonely

closed

insulated

self-sufficient

insular

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Adjective

Regarded as too important or holy to be changed or interfered with

sacrosanct

sacred

inviolable

hallowed

untouchable

inviolate

holy

inalienable

invulnerable

respected

unassailable

unchallengeable

unimpeachable

defended

protected

safe

sanctified

secure

unthreatened

unalterable

guarded

shielded

immune

unbreakable

impregnable

absolute

intemerate

divine

firm

indestructible

unbreachable

uninfringeable

sheltered

unharmed

alright

safe and sound

out of harm’s way

protected from harm

protected from danger

all right

sure

confident

reassured

unworried

undamaged

assured

certain

snug

riskless

safe as houses

free from danger

in safe hands

in a safe place

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Adjective

Designated or intended for a given target or destination

destined

designated

intended

meant

consigned

assigned

delegated

designed

allotted

appropriated

reserved

appointed

booked

chosen

determined

prepared

specified

Adjective

Revered, held in veneration or worthy of spiritual worship

blessed

holy

sacred

divine

hallowed

sanctified

consecrated

venerated

beatified

revered

adored

exalted

heavenly

sacrosanct

spiritual

canonisedUK

canonizedUS

dedicated

godlike

godly

ordained

sacral

unprofane

glorified

supernatural

worshipedUS

worshippedUK

among the angels

blest

consecrate

saintly

pure

religious

venerable

pious

angelic

devout

sainted

unworldly

righteous

devotional

reverenced

saintlike

virtuous

numinous

moral

good

prayerful

upright

innocent

spotless

seraphic

immaculate

reverend

god-fearing

faithful

reverent

sacramental

devoted

enshrined

believing

solemn

anointed

pietistic

just

perfect

pietistical

faultless

untainted

uncorrupt

sublime

humble

undefiled

chaste

clean

theistic

ecclesiastical

deific

purified

immortal

cherished

untouchable

inviolable

eternal

messianic

devoted to God

dedicated to God

sinless

God-fearing

blameless

ethical

deified

beatific

uncorrupted

stainless

worthy

irreproachable

guiltless

seraph

upstanding

full of good works

churchly

theological

orthodox

doctrinal

scriptural

church

celestial

churchgoing

dutiful

deistic

honest

decent

principled

noble

sectarian

honourableUK

proper

right

honorableUS

ritual

moralistic

conscionable

exemplary

scrupulous

incorruptible

observant

seemly

worshipingUS

canonical

reverential

worshippingUK

sacerdotal

pontifical

goody-goody

born-again

clerical

squeaky clean

practisingUK

committed

practicingUS

schismatic

venerating

revering

ministerial

deifying

worshipful

ceremonial

goody two-shoes

dogmatic

hierological

apostolic

metaphysical

mystical

theologic

ethereal

empyrean

otherworldly

angelical

priestly

respectable

straight

truthful

meritorious

reputable

chivalrous

laudable

conscientious

true

aboveboard

distinguished

praiseworthy

nice

gallant

magnanimous

decorous

law-abiding

clean-living

salt of the earth

noble-minded

trustworthy

high-minded

commendable

square

true-blue

courteous

kosher

stand-up

squeaky-clean

right-minded

all right

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Adjective

Kept (in reserve) specially for a particular person

reserved

booked

taken

engaged

kept

held

earmarked

prearranged

bespoken

chartered

hired

restricted

retained

appropriated

arrogated

claimed

limited

preempted

qualified

kept back

set aside

spoken for

laid away

roped off

held in reserve

occupied

in use

busy

employed

unavailable

utilizedUS

utilisedUK

tied up

being used

preoccupied

full

tied down

Adjective

Free from an obligation or liability imposed on others

exempt

excused

released

excepted

free

immune

exempted

relieved

clear

spared

absolved

favoredUS

favouredUK

privileged

excluded

special

unbound

unchecked

unrestrained

unrestricted

unshackled

free from

not liable

not subject

void of

not liable to

not subject to

unanswerable

unliable

let off

discharged

unsupervised

protected

vested

unaccountable

not answerable

unresponsible

franchised

untouchable

released from

relieved of

freed from

excused from

exempt from

absolved from

not responsible

out of control

spared from

exempted from

excepted from

immune from prosecution

exonerated

freed

acquitted

unencumbered

unburdened

rid

pardoned

disencumbered

quit

reprieved

manumitted

without punishment

forgiven

sans

minus

shut of

unburdened by

unaffected

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Adjective

Hidden or out of the way

private

secluded

secret

concealed

hidden

isolated

quiet

remote

sequestered

sheltered

cloistered

inconspicuous

reclusive

removed

segregated

separate

undisturbed

covert

personal

retired

solitary

uninhabited

blockaded

deserted

insular

lonely

screened

seclusive

shrouded

unfrequented

cut off

hidden away

out-of-the-way

tucked away

cut-off

hard to find

out of the way

off the beaten track

off the grid

shut off

incommunicado

offline

disconnected

unreachable

quarantined

in seclusion

in a remote location

outlying

lonesome

unapproachable

far-flung

withdrawn

in the back of beyond

in the middle of nowhere

abandoned

faraway

hermetic

distant

inaccessible

obscure

off the map

in the hinterlands

in the sticks

reserved

isolate

close

closet

beleaguered

shy

unsociable

secluse

confidential

singular

alone

aloof

godforsaken

jerkwater

lone

Barcoo

backwoods

unget-at-able

in the backwoods

in the booay

in the backblocks

in the backveld

in the platteland

in the tall timbers

far-off

beyond the black stump

off the beaten path

retreated

protected

insulated

cocooned

hermetical

stranded

confined

far

deep

away

beyond

god-knows-where

middle of nowhere

boondocks

in a backwater

off-lying

alien

foreign

unknown

unsettled

outlandish

back

undiscovered

frontier

wild

desolate

unvisited

forsaken

in the boondocks

in the depths of …

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Adverb

Separate, or at a (viewable) distance

aloof

apart

away

afar

aside

distant

separately

isolated

by itself

cut off

alone

independently

individually

singly

disconnected

disassociated

exclusively

excluded

by oneself

out on a limb

to the side

independent

distinct

to itself

by yourself

to yourself

special

lone wolf

freely

to one side

solely

separated

detached

unaided

unassisted

on your own

single-handedly

single-handed

all alone

on one’s own initiative

on one’s own hook

by one’s own bootstraps

on one’s own

separate

unconnected

in isolation

out of the way

personally

distinctly

disjointly

severally

solo

not together

autonomously

solitarily

respectively

unaccompanied

all by one’s self

under your own steam

by one’s lonesome

on one’s jack

in a solitary state

off your own bat

without support

on one’s Jack Jones

without help

of your own volition

unsupervised

as one’s own boss

by your own efforts

without assistance

on one’s lonesome

on your tod

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Table of Contents

  1. What is a word for set apart?
  2. What is different or set apart?
  3. What is set apart in Hebrew?
  4. What does the Bible say about being set apart?
  5. Does holy mean to be set apart?
  6. What’s the meaning of sanctification?
  7. How do you set apart a quote?
  8. What is required to set apart a word that you have replaced within a direct quotation?
  9. What is required to indicate the omission of words within a direct quotation?
  10. What is the purpose of brackets in a quotation?
  11. What is the difference between parentheses and brackets?
  12. What are pointy brackets called?
  13. When should you use a colon before a quotation?
  14. How do you introduce a question with a colon?
  15. Why use a colon instead of a comma?
  16. What are some examples of semicolons?
  17. How do you use semicolons in a list?
  18. What are semicolons used for?
  19. When should a semicolon be used examples?
  20. When to use a colon or a semicolon?

set apart from others. synonyms: isolate, keep apart, sequester, sequestrate. type of: disunite, divide, part, separate.

What is different or set apart?

(set someone/something apart) to make someone or something different and special. set someone apart from someone/something: Graf’s natural athleticism set her apart from other tennis players. Synonyms and related words. –

What is set apart in Hebrew?

There are various Hebrew words used throughout Scripture which all boil down to this basic meaning in English: “set apart,” or “separated.” In the case of Leviticus 20:26, the Hebrew word used for set apart is transliterated badal, meaning: (to separate, to disjoin, as two places by a veil, fence, wall (see Ex. 26:33).

What does the Bible say about being set apart?

Psalm 4:3: Know that the Lord has set apart the faithful for Himself; the Lord will hear when I call to Him. 2 Corinthians 6:17: Therefore, come out from among them and be separate, says the Lord; do not touch any unclean thing, and I will welcome you.

Does holy mean to be set apart?

1 : set apart for the service of God or of a divine being : sacred a holy temple. 2 : being a deity the holy Lord God. 3 —used in exclamations to indicate surprise or excitement Holy mackerel!

What’s the meaning of sanctification?

transitive verb. 1 : to set apart to a sacred purpose or to religious use : consecrate. 2 : to free from sin : purify. 3a : to impart or impute sacredness, inviolability, or respect to.

How do you set apart a quote?

Longer quotations should be set apart from the surrounding text, without quotation marks, in block format, indented five spaces from the left margin, and double spaced. If the quotation is more than one paragraph, indent the first line of the second paragraph about 1/2 inch (5 spaces).

What is required to set apart a word that you have replaced within a direct quotation?

Brackets are required to set apart a word that you have replaced within a direct quotation. Brackets are the symbols that are mainly used in pairs with the groups with the things together. Normally these Types of brackets are round brackets, box brackets and square brackets.

What is required to indicate the omission of words within a direct quotation?

Use an ellipsis to indicate that you have omitted words within a quotation (e.g., to shorten a sentence or tie two sentences together).

What is the purpose of brackets in a quotation?

Brackets: In a paper, use brackets to signify important information added to direct quotes. The brackets tell the reader that the information is added to further explain the quote.

What is the difference between parentheses and brackets?

Parentheses are punctuation marks that are used to set off information within a text or paragraph. Brackets, sometimes called square brackets, are most often used to show that words have been added to a direct quotation.

What are pointy brackets called?

The four main paired punctuation symbols are the bracket (or square bracket; also called parenthesis in British English), the parenthesis (plural: parentheses), the brace (curly bracket in British English), and the inequality sign (pointy bracket).

When should you use a colon before a quotation?

You can use a colon before a quotation when the quotation is at least one sentence. Having a quotation that is a full sentence (or more) is far more common than having an introduction that is an independent clause. For example: The minister said: “The next time I stand up here, I will have answers to these questions.”

How do you introduce a question with a colon?

Use a colon at the end of a complete statement to introduce a question. Example: The primary question is this: Should we give up or keep working diligently toward our goal? Use a colon to separate a title from its subtitle. Use a colon after the salutation in a formal letter.

Why use a colon instead of a comma?

Use a colon rather than a comma to follow the salutation in a business letter, even when addressing someone by his or her first name. (Never use a semicolon after a salutation.) A comma is used after the salutation in more informal correspondence.

What are some examples of semicolons?

Examples of Semicolons: Joan likes eggs; Jennifer does not. The cat slept through the storm; the dog cowered under the bed. Semicolons are also used in a sentence when something stronger than a comma is needed.

How do you use semicolons in a list?

Use a semicolon between items in a list or series if any of the items contain commas. There are basically two ways to write: with a pen or pencil, which is inexpensive and easily accessible; or by computer and printer, which is more expensive but quick and neat.

What are semicolons used for?

Use a semicolon to join two related independent clauses in place of a comma and a coordinating conjunction (and, but, or, nor, for, so, yet). Make sure when you use the semicolon that the connection between the two independent clauses is clear without the coordinating conjunction.

When should a semicolon be used examples?

When you have a conjunctive adverb linking two independent clauses, you should use a semicolon. Some common conjunctive adverbs include moreover, nevertheless, however, otherwise, therefore, then, finally, likewise, and consequently. I needed to go for a walk and get some fresh air; also, I needed to buy milk.

When to use a colon or a semicolon?

Colons (:) are used in sentences to show that something is following, like a quotation, example, or list. Semicolons (;) are used to join two independent clauses, or two complete thoughts that could stand alone as complete sentences.

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    set apart

    [ʹsetəʹpɑ:t]

    to set apart (so much) out of one’s savings — откладывать какую-л. часть своих сбережений

    2. отдалять

    exceptional gifts set him apart from other young painters — исключительная одарённость выделила его из рядов остальных молодых живописцев

    3. отделять, разделять

    to set the women apart — изолировать /отделять/ женщин ()

    4. оставлять в стороне, не учитывать

    НБАРС > set apart

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    set apart

    Англо-русский словарь Мюллера > set apart

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    set apart

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    set apart

    1. III

    2. XI

    be set apart for smth. a room is set apart for the purpose для этой цели специально отведена /выделена, подготовлена/ комната

    3. XXI1

    set apart smth. /smth. apart/ for smth., smb. set apart funds for some purpose выделять фонды для какой-л. цели; I shall set these books apart for you я отложу эти книги для вас

    English-Russian dictionary of verb phrases > set apart

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    set apart

    Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > set apart

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    set apart

    Англо-русский синонимический словарь > set apart

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    set apart

    фраз. гл.

    1) откладывать, приберегать ; оставлять

    I have to set some hours apart specially for writing my paper. — Мне нужно оставить несколько часов для того, чтобы написать работу.

    2) отдалять, вызывать отчуждение

    3) отделять; разделять

    In former times, people suffering from an infectious disease were set apart until they were better, to save infecting the rest of the village. — В прежние времена жители деревень, страдавшие инфекционными заболеваниями, подлежали изоляции вплоть до своего выздоровления; это делалось для того, чтобы уберечь от заражения остальных.

    Англо-русский современный словарь > set apart

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    set apart

    1. phr v откладывать

    2. phr v отдалять

    3. phr v отделять, разделять

    4. phr v оставлять в стороне, не учитывать

    Синонимический ряд:

    1. allocate (verb) allocate; allot; appoint; appropriate; assign; designate; earmark

    2. marked (verb) characterised; differentiated; discriminated; distinguished; individualised; marked; qualified; signalised

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    set apart

    1. to reserve (money) for future use; 2. to be different from other things or people
    1. отложить (деньги) для использования в будущем; 2. выделяться, отличаться от других

    1. He set apart some money for his trip to Australia. 2. Her great sense of humor and quick wit set her apart from many other girls of her age.

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    set apart

    [‘setə’pɑːt]

    1) Общая лексика: не учитывать, оставлять в стороне, отдалять, отделить, отделять, откладывать , откладывать в сторону, отложить в сторону, приберегать, приберечь, разделять, разнимать , стоять особняком , отложить, выгодно отличать , отличать от других (компаний), отличаться от остальных, вычленять

    2) Математика: отличать, отличить

    Универсальный англо-русский словарь > set apart

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    set apart

    а) отложи́ть

    б) отлича́ться

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    set apart

    помещать отдельно, помещать раздельно

    сберегать

    отдалять

    разнимать

    Англо-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > set apart

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    set apart

    приберегать, откладывать в сторону, отделять, разнимать

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    set apart

    Англо-русский словарь по экономике и финансам > set apart

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    set apart

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    set apart an argument

    Универсальный англо-русский словарь > set apart an argument

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    set apart funds for some purpose

    Универсальный англо-русский словарь > set apart funds for some purpose

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    set apart out of savings

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    set apart personal advantages

    Универсальный англо-русский словарь > set apart personal advantages

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    set-apart property

    Универсальный англо-русский словарь > set-apart property

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  • set apart — index allocate, characterize, choose, dedicate, demarcate, designate, devote, different, disconnected …   Law dictionary

  • set apart — ► set apart give (someone) an air of unusual superiority. Main Entry: ↑set …   English terms dictionary

  • set apart — phrasal verb [transitive] Word forms set apart : present tense I/you/we/they set apart he/she/it sets apart present participle setting apart past tense set apart past participle set apart 1) set someone/something apart to make someone or… …   English dictionary

  • set apart — verb 1. select something or someone for a specific purpose (Freq. 1) The teacher assigned him to lead his classmates in the exercise • Syn: ↑assign, ↑specify • Derivationally related forms: ↑specification (for: ↑ …   Useful english dictionary

  • set apart — v. (D; tr.) to set apart from (certain traits set apart them apart from the others) * * * [ setə pɑːt] (D; tr.) to set apart from (certain traits set apart them apart from the others) …   Combinatory dictionary

  • set-apart — adjective being or feeling set or kept apart from others (Freq. 1) she felt detached from the group could not remain the isolated figure he had been Sherwood Anderson thought of herself as alone and separated from the others had a set apart… …   Useful english dictionary

  • set apart — 1) the orchestral background sets this song apart from the rest Syn: distinguish, differentiate, mark out, single out, separate, demarcate 2) one pew was set apart from the rest Syn: isolate, separate, segregate, put to one side …   Thesaurus of popular words

  • set apart — To divide for a purpose, sometimes for identification, as in setting apart a homestead. Under a divorce statute authorizing the court to decree that the separate property of the husband be set apart for the support and maintenance of the wife,… …   Ballentine’s law dictionary

  • set apart as different — index differentiate Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …   Law dictionary

  • set apart for special use — index dedicate Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …   Law dictionary

  • set apart — set (someone/something) apart (from (someone/something)) to show someone or something to be different or special. Those selected as leaders of the future have qualities that set them apart. He s the one in the big white hat and bow tie, which… …   New idioms dictionary


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The word ‘holy’ simply means ‘set apart for some purpose’.



Слово «святой» имеет значение «отделенный для какой-то цели».


Holy, kaddosh, literally means ‘set apart‘.



Кадош — святой, буквально означает «отделенный».


On January 14, 2018 he was sustained and set apart as acting president of the Quorum of Twelve Apostles.



14 января 2018 года он был поддержан и рукоположен в качестве исполняющего обязанности Президента Кворума Двенадцати Апостолов.


As believers, we must be set apart from the world.



Как верующие мы должны быть отделены от мира.


It must be set apart from the profane, protected by rituals associated with cleanliness and purity.



Оно должно быть отделено от профанов, защищено ритуалами, связанными с чистотой и непорочностью.


For a thing to be sanctified it means it is set apart for a special use.



Если что-то является освященным, это значит, что оно было отделено для специального использования.


When something is consecrated, it means that it is set apart for a holy purpose.



Если что-то является освященным, это значит, что оно было отделено для специального использования.


Samson was set apart before birth.



Самсон был отделен еще до своего рождения.


Sinai was set apart from all other mountains for the giving of the Law.



Синай был отделен от всех других гор для предоставления Закона.


YHWH is set apart from humanity by His nature (eternal, non-created Holiness) and His character (moral perfection).



ЯХВЕ отделен от человечества Своей природой (вечный несотворенный Дух) и Своим характером (нравственное совершенство).


The Holy Spirit asked that Saul and Barnabas be set apart for special work.



Там Святой Дух указал, чтобы Павел и Варнава были отделены для специального служения.


They will be set apart as His.


Both can be used to emphasize and set apart certain portions of your content.



Используйте пробелы, чтобы подчеркнуть и разбить различные аспекты вашего контента.


And you, friend are set apart and appointed.



Ты — среди товарищей и единомышленников.


Kitchen is set apart from the main building.


It entered the culture of the ruling class, whilst physically it was set apart and isolated in their palaces and houses.



Искусство вошло в культуру правящего класса, а физически оно оказалось изолировано, заключено в их дворцы и дома.


Such dancers have often formed a special caste set apart from the rest of the community.



Такие танцоры часто формируют особую касту, установленную отдельно от остальной части сообщества.


Make the smallest distinction however, and heaven and earth are infinitely set apart.



Однако сделайте малейшее отличие, и небо и земля бесконечно разойдутся.


It is rather large, the expositions are set apart in individual buildings, you can choose the most interesting ones or visit them all.



Он достаточно крупный, экспозиции разведены по отдельным зданиям, можно выбрать наиболее интересные или же посетить их все.


He is set apart and without sin.

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отделять, приберегать, разнимать, откладывать в сторону

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- откладывать (деньги)

to set apart (so much) out of one’s savings — откладывать какую-л. часть своих сбережений

- отдалять

it set him apart from the others — это отдалило его от всех остальных
exceptional gifts set him apart from other young painters — исключительная одарённость выделила его из рядов остальных молодых живописцев

- отделять, разделять

to set the women apart — изолировать /отделять/ женщин (от мужчин)
to set the dogs apart — растащить (дерущихся) собак

- оставлять в стороне, не учитывать

to set apart personal advantages — не учитывать вопросы личной выгоды

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set apart personal advantages — не учитывать вопросы личной выгоды  
set apart — откладывать в сторону; оставлять в стороне; вызывать отчуждение  
set apart an argument — откладывать дискуссию  

Примеры с переводом

Why do I always feel set apart from any group that I’m in?

Почему я всегда ощущаю себя чужим в любой группе людей?

I have to set some hours apart specially for writing my paper.

Мне нужно оставить несколько часов для того, чтобы написать работу.

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