What is 'séparé' called in English?

'séparé' in English is called "Seperate". Seperate refers to: Existant ou se produisant indépendamment ou à l'écart de quelque chose d'autre.

How do you pronounce 'Seperate' and 'séparé'?

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What is an example sentence for Seperate in French?

English: "The two issues are entirely separate." | French: "Les deux questions sont entièrement distinctes."

adjective · verb

English to French Dictionary

seperate Meaning in French (seperate signification en français)

adjectiveséparé, distinct

verbséparer

Synonymes:différentisolé

séparé in English:seperate

Phonetic:sé-pa-ré

Plural: separates

Gender:Masculin

Quick Answer • En bref

La signification de seperate en français est séparé, distinct, séparer. (Existant ou se produisant indépendamment ou à l'écart de quelque chose d'autre.)

Definitions of Seperate

1
adjective
distinct
Existing or happening independently or apart from something else.
Existant ou se produisant indépendamment ou à l'écart de quelque chose d'autre.
2
verb
séparer
To cause to move or be apart.
Faire bouger ou être à l'écart.

Example Sentences

“The two issues are entirely separate.”

Les deux questions sont entièrement distinctes.

“They decided to separate their assets.”

Ils ont décidé de séparer leurs biens.

“Please separate the white clothes from the colored ones.”

Veuillez séparer le linge blanc du linge de couleur.

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Synonyms (Synonymes)

In French:

distinctdifférentisolé

In English:

distinct detached divide disconnect

Antonyms (Antonymes)

In French:

unijointensemble

In English:

together combine unite join

Inflected Word Forms

past tenseseparated

present participleseparating

nounseparation

adverbseparately

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

separate fact from fictionexpression

To distinguish between what is true and what is imaginary or false.

separate the wheat from the chaffidiom

To distinguish valuable things from worthless ones.