apart
US /əˈpɑrt/
・UK /əˈpɑ:t/
A2TOEIC
adv.AdverbSeparate or different from another
They are brothers, but very much apart from each other
adv.AdverbInto separate parts
The teacher pulled the puzzle apart so the children could put it back together
adv.AdverbSeparated by an amount of time or space
They loved each other but lived apart in different countries
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Boost your metabolism and get rid of your belly fat
- We rip them apart,
We rip them apart,
- every single year we rip apart and what we're looking for
every single year we rip apart and what we're looking for
Screens are NOT the reason kids need glasses ?
- But as a baby grows, their eyeballs get longer - the lens and the retina get farther and farther apart.
But as a baby grows, their eyeballs get longer - the lens and the retina get farther and farther apart.
- The lens and the retina get farther and farther apart.
The lens and the retina get farther and farther apart.
12 Signs You’re Way More Intelligent Than You Realize
- many smart people apart from the crowd. Creating new ideas at the drop of a hat is difficult,
many smart people apart from the crowd. Creating new ideas at the drop of a hat is difficult,
- This skill, called idea generation, sets many smart people apart from the crowd.
This skill, called idea generation, sets many smart people apart from the crowd.
The Invisible Barrier Keeping Two Worlds Apart
- Wallace didn't know it, but while they're pretty close now, the two partly-sunken continents used to be much, much further apart.
Wallace didn't know it, but while they're pretty close now, the two partly-sunken continents used to be much, much further apart.
- the two partly-sunken continents used to be much, much further apart.
the two partly-sunken continents used to be much, much further apart.
Gen Z is reshaping the future of work – here’s how
- Apart from that, creating cultural moments, right, where you actually bring Gen Zs together as well.
Apart from that, creating cultural moments, right, where you actually bring Gen Zs together as well.
- Apart from that, creating cultural moments, where you actually bring Gen Zs together as well.
Apart from that, creating cultural moments, where you actually bring Gen Zs together as well.
This Is How Huawei Shocked America With a Smartphone
- Literally, you pull the phone apart and then you point a microscope, another pieces of technology, at the innards of the phone.
Literally, you pull the phone apart and then you point a microscope, another pieces of technology, at the innards of the phone.
- Literally, you pull the phone apart and then you point a microscope and other
Literally, you pull the phone apart and then you point a microscope and other
Jimmy O. Yang Says There's No Stand-up Comedy In China
- SAYING THAT YOU CAN'T TELL CHINESE PEOPLE APART?
SAYING THAT YOU CAN'T TELL CHINESE PEOPLE APART?
- Are you saying that you can't tell Chinese people apart?
Are you saying that you can't tell Chinese people apart?
Presentation Phrases & Public Speaking Advice | Business English Course Lesson 8
- I like to have my feet apart so that I'm steady.
I like to have my feet apart so that I'm steady.
- I like to have my feet apart so that I'm steady.
I like to have my feet apart so that I'm steady.
Steve Nash : 3 Minute NBA Shooting Workout Secrets | Point Guard Skills Workout
- I put my right foot forward, bend my knees; my feet are shoulder-width apart.
I put my right foot forward, bend my knees; my feet are shoulder-width apart.
- My feet are shoulder width apart.
My feet are shoulder width apart.
Steve Nash : 6 Minute NBA Ball Handling Workout Secrets | Point Guard Skills Workout
- So when you're on balance, you're always in a basketball position, where your back is straight, your waist is bent, your feet are shoulder-width apart.
So when you're on balance, you're always in a basketball position, where your back is straight, your waist is bent, your feet are shoulder-width apart.
- So when you're on balance, you're always in a basketball position where your back is straight, your waist is bent, your feet are shoulder width apart.
So when you're on balance, you're always in a basketball position where your back is straight, your waist is bent, your feet are shoulder width apart.