separate out
Upper Intermediate (B2)neutral
To take different things apart from each other, or to pick out one particular thing from a group.
"The centrifuge is used to separate out the blood cells from the plasma."
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Townsends · 113:54
Many recipes separate out.
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tax basically separate out inheritance
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Many A True Nerd · 242:14
zone zonif separate out the adults.
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HealthyGamerGG · 41:53
Separate out the external from the internal.
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Hank Green · 1:57
But anyway, we can actually separate out