apart

UK:  [ə'pɑː(r)t]

US:  [ə'pɑrt]

adj.

1.分开的

2.不同,与众不同

3.〔置于名词后〕(与众)不同的

adv.

1.分开,分手

2.撇开,除去

3.拆开,卸开

4.相距,相隔

5.分别,各别

6.独,离群,单独,日益疏远

7.分,离

8.另外;不算

9.迸裂

1 . Though as a child I used to play with my brothers and sisters, I spent a great deal of time by myself, and I always felt apart, alone.
虽然我小时候总是和兄弟姐妹一起玩儿，但我很多时候是独自一人的，我总是感到我是分离的，单独的。

2 . a ship that was going asunder beneath his feet, he was in charge of a vessel whose timbers were all coming apart.
杰罗尔德感到仿佛被遗弃在一艘行将解体的轮船之上，要他指挥一艘船骨正在散架的船只。

3 . One day, she waited for her parents to leave the house so she could take apart the television and reassemble it before they returned.
有一天，她就等她父母离开家，以便能拆开电视机，并赶在他们回来之前把它装好。

4 . Eg. Shakespeare wrote Hamlet to be ENJOYED not ripped apart in Lit class until it has no more meaning.
莎士比亚只是觉得有趣才写了哈姆雷特，可文学课却把它肢解分析到不能在分才肯罢休。

5 . The United States was the only major country, apart from Japan, to benefit from the Great War.
除日本外，美国是唯一从第一次世界大战中捞到好处的大国。