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Meanings of segregate in English
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segregar Usage of segregate in English
1
Mr Lenihan had said that Mr Varadkar wanted to segregate immigrant children.
2
Zhou told banks that banks should strictly segregate these two funding streams.
3
Our live studies reveal that acentric chromatids segregate efficiently to opposite poles.
4
As teachers we have to educate everyone about difference, and not segregate.
5
We could not segregate the sick, nor could we care for them.
6
They did not segregate into a parlor class and a kitchen class.
7
In 1917, after an unsuccessful attempt to segregate the brothels, he did.
8
After their arrival they promptly proceeded to segregate themselves from their fellow-boarders.
9
Do you keep them in pairs, or segregate the fathers, or what?
10
White sharks are highly migratory and segregate by sex, age and size.
11
Wait a minute, pardon me, White and negro are to segregate together.
12
The lives of the whites and the blacks were partly segregate, partly intertwined.
13
These belts and zones also segregate into clouds at different elevations.
14
I want to bring religion home to ordinary people, not to segregate it.
15
If we try to accept that a whirlwind could segregate them-
16
Prison attempts to segregate this cancer, but only promotes its increase.
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