形容词分开的; 被隔离的
动词分离; 隔离(segregate的过去式和过去分词)
1. 隔离的：segregated ballast 专舱压载 | segregated 隔离的 | Segregation of Dangerous Goods 危险货物隔离
2. 种族隔离的; 实施种族隔离政策的 (形)：segregate 使分离, 使隔离; 分离, 分凝, 隔离 (动) | segregated 种族隔离的; 实施种族隔离政策的 (形) | segregationist 隔离主义者 (名)
3. 分业：早期断奶仔猪:Early-weaned pigets | 分业:Segregated | 分业经营:Segregated Operation
4. 种族隔离的：Urdu: 乌尔都语 | Presbyterian: 基督教长老会 | segregated: 种族隔离的
1. (因种族、性别、宗教不同而)隔离的，分开的
Segregated buildings or areas are kept for the use of one group of people who are the same race, sex, or religion, and no other group is allowed to use them.
e.g. ...racially segregated schools...
实行种族隔离制度的学校
e.g. John grew up in Baltimore when that city was segregated.
约翰在巴尔的摩长大，当时该市还在实行种族隔离制度。
1. The Till case gave many Americans a closer look at the segregated South, its Jim Crow laws and lynchings.
2. Pieces of the country were carved up and ruled by foreigners who generally viewed locals with disdain and segregated themselves into exclusive enclaves.
3. Most wedding parties in the Muslim Gulf state are segregated in line with local tradition.
4. That situation is due to the segregated regulatory system within the nation's financial industry.
5. America may be integrated by law, but it is segregated by practice and perspective.
6. China's bond markets have been troubled by segregated management, as different types of companies are subject to regulation by different government departments.
7. The idea that client funds were segregated and protected has been exposed as wishful thinking.
8. Death squads slaughtered people and hundreds of thousands fled the increasingly segregated capital.
9. She grew up in the segregated South, the granddaughter of a poor Alabama cotton farmer.
10. The rule requires smoking areas to be strictly segregated with clear signs.
adj
1. separated or isolated from others or a main group
e.g. a segregated school system
a segregated neighborhood
Synonym: unintegrated