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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
- What is a word for set apart?
- What is different or set apart?
- What is set apart in Hebrew?
- What does the Bible say about being set apart?
- Does holy mean to be set apart?
- What’s the meaning of sanctification?
- How do you set apart a quote?
- What is required to set apart a word that you have replaced within a direct quotation?
- What is required to indicate the omission of words within a direct quotation?
- What is the purpose of brackets in a quotation?
- What is the difference between parentheses and brackets?
- What are pointy brackets called?
- When should you use a colon before a quotation?
- How do you introduce a question with a colon?
- Why use a colon instead of a comma?
- What are some examples of semicolons?
- How do you use semicolons in a list?
- What are semicolons used for?
- When should a semicolon be used examples?
- 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
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Англо-русский словарь Мюллера > set apart
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Персональный Сократ > set apart
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be set apart for smth. a room is set apart for the purpose для этой цели специально отведена /выделена, подготовлена/ комната
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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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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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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
English-Russian base dictionary > set apart
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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 других1. 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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а) отложи́ть
б) отлича́ться
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помещать отдельно, помещать раздельно
сберегать
отдалять
разнимать
Англо-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > set apart
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приберегать, откладывать в сторону, отделять, разнимать
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Англо-русский словарь по экономике и финансам > set apart
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English-Russian dictionary of technical terms > set apart
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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
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set apart — index allocate, characterize, choose, dedicate, demarcate, designate, devote, different, disconnected … Law dictionary
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set apart — ► set apart give (someone) an air of unusual superiority. Main Entry: ↑set … English terms dictionary
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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set apart as different — index differentiate Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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set apart for special use — index dedicate Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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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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Словосочетания
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.