Examples of using Separating it in English and their translations into Portuguese
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limits the county to the south, separating it from the municipalities of Cinfães
south-east the urban portion of the city is limited by the volcanic slopes of the Port Hills separating it from Banks Peninsula.
My old mill in the little Pyrenees village has a line of trees separating it from the farm next door.
With the Jura mountain range separating it from France, its highest point,
proclaimed Westmeath(which then included Longford which separated in 1586) a county, separating it from Meath.
with several glass panels featuring the Hotel Puerta América logo separating it from the street.
Up ahead are horizons that urgently summon the community to even greater achievements in the short span separating it from that centennial.
Racking from the lees- the process of transferring wine from one cask to another for purposes of separating it from the deposit is throws(lees) and airing it. .
the Neiva river is the North limit of the municipality of Esposende, separating it of Viana de Castelo.
Previous X-TRACT models sorted material according to two classes, separating it into high-density and low-density fractions.
The other two buildings are designed to close the central area off visually, separating it from the surroundings and highlighting the views towards the hills.
cohesion policy, separating it from CAP funding,
a microflap is raised separating it from the vocal ligament,
The day that we manage to outsource all giving-for-free to its professionals, separating it from the ordinary life of the city
everyone to recognize good, separating it from evil, and patiently trying to put it into practice.
Digital hearing amplifier Adsound selectively amplifies speech, separating it from background noise
so draw an imaginary wall separating it from the public.
behind a sliding door separating it from the main room,
dashes to indicate that the question is about to be made, separating it from the narrator's speech.