adj.(因种族、性别、宗教不同而)隔离的，分开的
v.隔离并区别对待(不同种族、宗教或性别的人)，(使)分开，分离，隔离
segregate的过去分词和过去式

原形：segregate第三人称单数：segregates过去式：segregated过去分词：segregated现在分词：segregating

The doctor segregated the patients.
医生把病人隔离开来。
We live in segregate rooms.
我们分居而住。
The country has a culture in which women are segregated from men.
这个国家有妇女受到隔离歧视的文化。
The school was criticized for segregating students by race.
这所学校因按种族隔离学生而受到批评。
In some countries, women are still segregated in the workplace.
在一些国家，女性在工作场所仍然被隔离。
The prisoners were segregated according to the severity of their crimes.
罪犯们根据罪行的严重性被分开关押。
Segregation of waste is essential for effective recycling.
垃圾分类对于有效的回收至关重要。
The city's public transport system was once segregated, but now it's fully integrated.
这座城市的公共交通系统曾经是隔离的，但现在完全融合了。
They advocated for an end to racial segregation in housing.
他们主张结束住房的种族隔离。
Children with special needs are often segregated in separate classrooms.
需要特殊照顾的孩子通常被安排在单独的教室里。
The hospital has separate wards for men and women, thus segregating patients by gender.
医院有男女分开的病房，因此按性别隔离患者。
The policy of segregating prisoners based on their political beliefs was widely condemned.
根据政治信仰隔离囚犯的政策受到了广泛的谴责。
The town's park used to be segregated, but desegregation efforts have made it a space for all.
这个小镇的公园过去是隔离的，但去隔离的努力使其成为所有人的公共空间。