Verb:

পৃথক্ রাখা,

keep apart's Usage Examples:

As in other countries, they tend to keep apart from the rest of the population, which regards them as dishonorable yet.

Since their apotheosis, they must live in the same place but keep apart that summer and winter may not get mixed.

In the hospital example, such a relationship could be used to keep apart doctors' own unique professional information from administrative details.

the superiors to designate him a lay brother, and they required Aimo to keep apart from the rest of the community, lest the illness spread.

People were made to keep apart in public.

People were told to keep apart in public.

other in the group stage should keep apart from each other.

Academy teams from Round 2 to the semi-finals keep apart.

each other in the Group Stage shall keep apart from each other.

complained that the characters were written too similarly, and were hard to keep apart, "save for the fact that one of the girls will do it on the first date.

was recommended at first for Muslims; later, Muslims were ordered to keep apart from unbelievers and defend themselves against their attacks and even.

According to Triple H, WWF management wanted to keep apart The Kliq, of which he and Michaels were members, so they were hesitant.

But we can keep apart the warring sides of the contradiction by the simple expedient of temporal.

towards her at her father’s funeral, stating that “good friends shouldn’t keep apart,” and they reconcile as friends again.

Later, Muslims are ordered to keep apart from them, defend themselves from their attacks, and finally take the.

winemakers will have separate press pans under each section that they will keep apart and vinify separately.

"This is personal and you can't keep apart the personal and the professional here, so I'm moving you off this.

developed into a systematic analysis of syntagmatics" and failed to "keep apart structural principles and atomistic concepts".

During the armistice the Arab forces to maintain their positions, but to keep apart and undertake no military operations against Alexandria; the Roman forces.

Synonyms:

aside;

Antonyms:

demystify; comprehensible;