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Перевод: separation

[существительное]
отделение; разъединение; разделение; разобщение; разлучение; сепарация ; разлука ; разложение на части; раздельное жительство супругов; развод ; увольнение; демобилизация ; обогащение
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. Carrying through life a heavy sense that early separation from Ottery had left him no better than an orphan, Coleridge took comfort in believing that his own grandfather had been an orphan before him, a nameless, parentless child, discovered beneath a Devon sky.
2. In the face of doubts about the truths of religion, could bereaved parents still take courage and assume that their children's death meant only a brief separation, the prelude to reunion in happier surroundings?
3. Judicial separation by the ecclesiastical courts, which did not give a licence to remarry.
4. It issues in forms of alienation or separation.
5. RIGHTS OF SEPARATION: THE MARGINS OF THE CID
6. But this separation still continued in the cases to which the statute did not apply - e.g. if the trustee had active duties to perform, or if he was possessed, not of a freehold, but of chattels real or personal to another's use.
7. It is through patterns like this that most adults learn something of attachment and separation.
8. Divorce or separation that comes late in life is probably hardest of all to come to terms with.
9. For Asian women, separation from their families can cause the same torment.
10. A small group was reported to have stayed in the embassy in the hope of avoiding separation from friends or family en route from East Germany.
11. Coupling chromatographic methods based on different separation mechanisms can enhance the separation potential of the individual methods.
12. But the months of separation from her husband, and the events those months contained, came to mark a fundamental breach in their relationship, after which there ceased to be any hope that their early married happiness could be recovered.
13. During their trial separation, Robyn became deeply involved in a Women's Group at Cambridge who met regularly but informally to discuss women's writing and feminist literary theory.