Examples of using "Séparés" in a sentence and their english translations:
They're separated.
We split up.
We got separated.
They split up.
we are separated from each other.
Separate staircases ensured that
Tom and I are separated.
That's why they're still separate.
They live apart.
We're separated.
They sleep in separate beds.
Sami and Layla split off.
- We got separated.
- We broke up.
, a lot of customers also broke away.
were clearly separated from one another
We've just spent two weeks apart.
In 2010 mom and dad separated.
These panes are separated a little longer.
We got separated.
The two of us split up last year.
The two fields are separated by a wall.
John and Mary broke up last week.
Do you have separate accounts or a joint account?
Keiko and Ichiro parted with mutual consent.
We parted a year ago.
in "Big Ben", the only car with separate beds.
"Tom and Mary have broken up." "That's ancient history."
We broke up.
Two years have passed since we parted.
We broke up on Valentine's Day.
But you know, in modern society, we view ourselves separate from this,
But disoriented and separated from the shoal, they're easy pickings.
Have you heard that Tom and Mary have separated?
We broke up. To be precise, she broke up with me.
And at eight years old, unfortunately, her dad and I separated.
Tom and Mary split up after their son died.
Genius and madness are separated only by success.
Layla and Sami separated after 25 years of living together.
We've just spent two weeks apart.
What is the reason for separating male and female chess championships?
I don't ever want us to be apart.
The class was too big so we split up into two smaller groups.
I don't ever want us to be apart.
These identical twins were separated at birth and raised in different families.
But NASA needed more experience in communications and tracking two separate spacecraft in lunar
We broke up.
Although the locker rooms were segregated by sex, upon entering the bath, women and men were not separated--it was a mixed bath.
"Learn then, Italia, that thou deem'st so near, / and thither dream's of lightly passing o'er, / long leagues divide, and many a pathless mere."
Take her hair, parted down the middle, and separate the right front section. Repeat the same for left. Twist each side and secure them together in the back with a clip.
"These lands, 'tis said, one continent of yore / (such change can ages work) an earthquake tore / asunder; in with havoc rushed the main, / and far Sicilia from Hesperia bore, / and now, where leapt the parted land in twain, / the narrow tide pours through, 'twixt severed town and plain."