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separate off

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separate off (from something)
to move or head away from something. The road to the cabin separates off from the main road and goes along for a mile or two. It separates off about a mile from here.
See also: separate


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Autoclaving is the most simple technology for waste treatment and it makes materials easier to separate off afterwards for recycling.
As this magazine goes to press, Israeli public opinion has forced the construction of a protective wall to separate off the West Bank.
He knows there is a growing movement within Plaid to separate off Wales.
 
 
 
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