be parted (from somebody)to be prevented from being with someone 和(某人)分离 They were hardly ever parted in 30 years of marriage. 结婚30年,他们几乎从没有分开过。
He hates being parted from the children. 他不愿和孩子们分离。
be parted (from somebody)• It is not right we should be parted.• His golden hair was parted down the middle, and he wore a gold ring on his right hand.• The reluctance of a secretary to be parted from her boss was a flattering affirmation of personal dedication.• His long blond hair was parted in the center.• Her hair was parted in the middle and drawn back from a round, pretty face.• Yet Menard stayed with the work until one day he and a companion were parted in Wisconsin.• She had pale crimped hair over her temples, and her lips were parted to reveal large, even teeth.• A dense pile wears better than a loosely-woven one, which can be parted to reveal the backing.
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