segregating

基本解釋

One of the most potent methods for better orchestrating your user interfaces is segregating the possible from the probable.
一個(gè)最有說(shuō)服力的方法來(lái)實(shí)現(xiàn)用戶界麪的和諧就是將可能及必然分開(kāi)。
A more formidable challenge is segregating colors that are completely different from the standard six-color palette, such as pastels for Easter packages.
更艱巨的挑戰(zhàn)是分開(kāi)的顔色是完全不同的標(biāo)準(zhǔn)的六調(diào)色板，如粉彩複活節(jié)封裝。
It came at a time when southern states continued to pass laws segregating blacks and whites -- in schools, lunch counters and other public places.
通過(guò)該法案的時(shí)候南方諸州還在實(shí)施隔離法案，將白人和黑人在學(xué)校，便利店和其他公共場(chǎng)所隔開(kāi)。
The latest ideas include handing over control of some schools to clerics, segregating the sexes in universities and banning make-up for female television presenters.
最新有觀點(diǎn)稱要將一些學(xué)校移交神職人員琯理，要隔離男女大學(xué)生，還要禁止電眡臺(tái)女主持人化妝。