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1. (adj.) separable
capable of being separated or dissociated.
Etymology: (1350–1400; (< MF) < L sēparābilis)
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1. (adj) dissociable, separable, severable
capable of being divided or dissociated
"often drugs and crime are not dissociable"; "the siamese twins were not considered separable"; "a song...never conceived of as severable from the melody";
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1. (adj) separable
capable of being separated, disjoined, disunited, or divided; as, the separable parts of plants; qualities not separable from the substance in which they exist
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Sense: that can be separated.
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 Afrikaans: skeibaar |
 Arabic: قابِل للإنْفِصال |
 Bulgarian: отделим |
 Brazilian: separável |
 Czech: oddělitelný |
 German: trennbar |
 Danish: som kan adskilles; adskil |
 Greek: που μπορεί να (δια)χωριστ |
 Spanish: separable |
 Estonian: eraldatav |
 Farsi: جدا شدني |
 Finnish: erotettava |
 French: séparable |
 Hebrew: נִיתָן לְהַפרָדָה |
 Hindi: वियोज्य |
 Croatian: odjeljiv, odvojiv |
 Hungarian: elválasztható |
 Indonesian: bisa dipisahkan |
 Icelandic: aðgreinanlegur |
 Italian: separabile |
 Japanese: 分けられる |
 Korean: 분리할 수 있는 |
 Lithuanian: atskiriamas, atsiskiriant |
 Latvian: atdalāms; nošķirams |
 Malay: boleh dipisahkan |
 Dutch: scheidbaar |
 Norwegian: som kan tas fra hverandre |
 Polish: rozłączny, odłączny |
 Persian: جدا شدني |
 Pashto: جلاكېدونكى، دبيلونى وړ |
 Portuguese: separável |
 Romanian: separabil |
 Russian: отделимый |
 Slovak: oddeliteľný |
 Slovenian: ločljiv |
 Serbian: razdvojiv |
 Swedish: skiljbar |
 Thai: สามารถแยกได้ |
 Turkish: ayrılabilir |
 Taiwanese: 可分開的 |
 Ukrainian: віддільний |
 Urdu: الگ کرنے کے لائق |
 Vietnamese: có thể tách rời được |
 Chinese: 可分开的 |
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