seclude in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

seclude in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for seclude in the English»Spanish Dictionary

seclude [sɪˈklu:d] VB trans liter

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In case of fire, a metal wall would separate the stage from the theatre, secluding the flames to be extinguished by firefighters.
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In addition to bed rest, patients were secluded from all family contact in order to reduce dependence on others.
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Despite its location in the heart of the campus, the woods have remained relatively secluded from human activity.
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Normally it is found behind the outer membrane of the mitochondria and is therefore secluded from the nucleus.
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During the three-month retreat, monks seclude themselves and follow a tight regimen of meditation and dharma study.
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Originally, this prohibition applied only to married women secluded with men other than their husbands, but it was extended to include single women.
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It was a popular spot for many celebrities because of its privately secluded yet hip atmosphere.
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It is secluded from the town and is situated on the hill.
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Yet she is by no means a woman secluded from life.
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The day arrives for the outing, but once they get there they are secluded from everyone.
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